Under emergency health declarations during the pandemic, telehealth benefits skyrocketed. Since then, Congress voted to extend those benefits.
However, the convenience and affordability of current healthcare have sparked more companies to offer health services without insurance.
This month, Texans gained the ability to visit a doctor through the delivery service Amazon. On their website or app, you can click “” to set up, or link it to an Amazon account. A doctor can then call you the same day. It’s $30 a visit, and no insurance is needed, in fact, it’s not even taken. “We want to achieve your health and wellness goals to be as easy, fast, and affordable as any other experience you’ve come to expect from Amazon,” said Dr. Nworah Ayogu, Chief Medical Officer and General Manager for the Amazon Clinic.
More tech companies and doctors are coming up with ways to provide healthcare while ditching insurance., collects a monthly fee for more access to your doctor. Again, no insurance is required. Meridian Springs charges a monthly fee of $75 per person or $160 for a family of four.Need prescription drugs? They can do that too.Mark Cuban formed his own pharmacy called
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