Care
From a 2am sore throat to a lifelong condition, see licensed doctors, therapists and specialists online, and in person when you need to be.
The care index
Every service shares the same secure health record, so whoever you see already knows your story.
Online or in person
Most concerns can be handled by video. When your clinician needs to examine you, they arrange an in-person visit and your notes travel with you.
Virtual visit
Video, voice or chat with a licensed clinician. Ideal when you need advice, a diagnosis you can describe or show on camera, a prescription or a follow-up.
Best for
Average wait 11 minutes, 24/7
In-person visit
When something needs to be examined, measured or sampled, your Veyra doctor books you into one of our 1,400 partner clinics and shares your notes ahead of time.
Best for
1,400 partner clinics in 38 countries
Veyra Health is not an emergency service. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number (such as 911, 112 or 999) or go to the nearest emergency department.
Pay-as-you-go, starting prices
You'll always see the full cost of a visit, therapy session or test before you confirm. No surprise bills afterwards.
Pay as you go from $29, or join Veyra Plus from $15 a month for unlimited virtual visits.
Many employers and insurers cover Veyra. In the US, visits are generally eligible for HSA and FSA payments.
Questions
Quick answers about waiting times, visits in person and what care costs.
The average wait for an on-demand video visit is 11 minutes, 24 hours a day. You can also schedule an appointment with a specific clinician up to 14 days ahead.
If your clinician decides you need an examination, test or specialist, they'll arrange it for you, either at one of our partner clinics or through your local healthcare system, and share your visit notes.
Virtual care visits start at $39 on the pay-as-you-go plan, and are unlimited on Veyra Plus and Veyra Family. Prices for specialists, therapy and lab tests are always shown before you book.
No. Veyra is not an emergency service. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
Tell us what's going on and see a licensed clinician by video, often within minutes.
