Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about QuickCare Now telehealth visits, pricing, prescriptions, Quest Diagnostics labs, pediatrics, pharmacy hours, and South Dakota location requirements.
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Common Questions
How much does a visit cost?
QuickCare Now charges a flat $75 visit fee. No insurance is required, and HSA/FSA cards are accepted.
Do I need insurance?
No. QuickCare Now is a cash-pay telehealth practice. You may use an HSA/FSA card when eligible.
Do I have to be in South Dakota?
Yes. You must be physically located in South Dakota at the time of the telehealth visit.
I live in another state but I am visiting South Dakota. Can I use QuickCare Now?
Yes, if the visit is clinically appropriate and you are physically in South Dakota. When booking, enter the South Dakota address where you are currently staying, such as a hotel, campground, vacation rental, RV park, or temporary residence.
Can you prescribe medication?
Prescriptions may be sent electronically when medically appropriate and at the provider’s discretion. Controlled substances are not prescribed. If you are unsure whether your medication request is appropriate before booking, call/text (605) 954-1135 or WhatsApp. Please do not send sensitive medical information by standard text or WhatsApp.
Do you prescribe controlled substances?
No. QuickCare Now does not prescribe controlled substances.
Where do I get lab work done?
When clinically appropriate, QuickCare Now can order testing through Quest Diagnostics. QuickCare Now charges only for the visit; Quest bills laboratory testing separately.
Can uninsured patients get lower Quest lab prices?
Uninsured patients may be eligible for discounted Quest Diagnostics pricing when available and if they meet applicable Quest eligibility requirements. QuickCare Now does not guarantee eligibility, discounts, or final laboratory pricing.
Does QuickCare Now use Labcorp?
No. QuickCare Now does not work with Labcorp.
What conditions can you treat?
Common telehealth concerns may include UTI symptoms, sinus symptoms, pink eye, allergies, rashes, minor skin infections, cold or cough symptoms, selected medication refill requests, and other non-emergency concerns when telehealth is appropriate.
What happens if telehealth is not appropriate?
If your symptoms require an in-person examination, imaging, procedures, or emergency evaluation, you will be directed to an appropriate in-person level of care.
How quickly can I be seen?
Same-day appointments may be available depending on the schedule. The booking calendar shows current appointment availability.
Do you see children?
Limited pediatric telehealth visits may be available case-by-case when appropriate. A parent or legal guardian must participate. Please call/text or WhatsApp before scheduling.
What are your current hours?
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday: 8 AM–8 PM CT (7 AM–7 PM MT), with selected weekday evenings as shown in the live booking calendar.
Still Have Questions?
Call/text or message QuickCare Now on WhatsApp before scheduling if you are unsure whether telehealth is appropriate. Please do not send sensitive medical information by standard text or WhatsApp.