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Frequently Asked Questions

What is MyFreeDoctor?

We are a free, donation supported, medical consultation service that connects patients directly to a doctor
At this time, we are primarily focused on the treatment of Covid-19.

How do I get care?

We are only able to accept a certain number of patients each day
If we are accepting patients, there will be a button that says "SIGN UP HERE"
Once you click that button, you will be asked to create an account with a unique email address
BE SURE YOU TURN ON EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS!! This is how we alert you to new messages

I signed up, what next?

You must return to the website to view new messages
The MOST IMPORTANT thing is to turn on email notifications
To do this: log into your account > go to PROFILE > click the small cog wheel above and to the left of your name for Settings > click Notification settings > turn on email notification and confirm we have the best email for you

How long before I get a response?

We are still a small team of volunteers working as hard as we can on a new website with a huge demand for our services, we usually respond in less than 24 hours
If it has been more than 24 hours and you still have not received a response, please message us again on the Care website

How do I get my prescriptions?

MyFreeDoctor is a donation based medical consultation service. Once you create an account and complete the Patient Intake Form, we will connect you with a doctor to will review your information and determine the best treatment protocol
After the doctor has decided the best treatment course, they will send an electronic prescription directly to the pharmacy that YOU choose. We can suggest some mail order options upon request. You can also find them under the PHARMACY LIST tab at the top and bottom of this website
Once the doctors has sent the e-Rx order to your pharmacy of choice, you must call the pharmacy yourself to arrange payment and shipping
Please Note: We DO NOT accept insurance and will not offer a prior authorization or pre-authorization for medications. This is a function of insurance and we are not able to accommodate these requests.