Published on May 16, 2025 | 8:09 AM
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Struggling to afford a simple doctor visit? You’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. At Call-On-Doc, we’re making healthcare more accessible with our Compassionate Care Program: a way to get free online visits for everyday health issues—no insurance, no appointments, no judgment.
Call-On-Doc’s Compassionate Care Program offers free virtual medical consultations for essential but often overlooked health conditions. It’s designed for anyone who needs quick, reliable care and may be unable to pay out of pocket.
Compassionate care conditions are subject to change and update, but currently you can get free consultations for:
Our program helps you get the care you need and helps offset issues such as medication costs, stigma and other barriers that prevent you from essential healthcare needs.
*Please note the visit is free, but medication is not included and still needs to be paid for at the pharmacy.
No phone call, no awkward waiting rooms, no hidden fees. Just convenient, compassionate care when you need it most.
Because basic healthcare should never be a luxury. We’ve seen too many people go without help due to high costs, lack of insurance, or fear of judgment. Our providers believe access to treatment is a right—not a privilege.
That’s why we created the Compassionate Care Program: to make sure no one is left behind, especially for common health concerns that affect everyday people.
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Thousands of patients have already used our free services to avoid ER visits, expensive urgent care clinics, and unnecessary suffering.
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Bailey is a healthcare communications specialist at Call-On-Doc with over three years of experience helping patients access reliable, high-quality care. A Texas Tech University graduate with a BA in Electronic Media and Visual Communications and a minor in English, Bailey is passionate about patient education and creating clear, compassionate content that supports every step of the care journey.
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