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Telemedicine for The Village: See a Doctor Online Today

The Village is a small city almost entirely surrounded by Oklahoma City, next to Nichols Hills. Full hospital ERs are nearby in OKC. For minor problems, a video visit from home is often the quickest option.

Searching for an online doctor The Village residents can actually reach tonight? We're built for that: same-day telemedicine when you want to see a doctor online now instead of waiting days for an opening.

Simply Medicine offers telemedicine in The Village with a flat $49 video visit with an Oklahoma-licensed physician. You can be seen with or without insurance, and there's no membership. We're open 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM every day. To get started, call or text 918-992-2938 or visit simplymedicineok.com.

How to see a doctor online now from The Village

1. Call or text 918-992-2938, or go to simplymedicineok.com. 2. Confirm you're physically in Oklahoma. A The Village address and location works. 3. Meet an Oklahoma-licensed physician by video. It's $49 flat, and insurance isn't needed. 4. Follow the plan. When appropriate, that may include a prescription sent to the pharmacy you choose.

Same-day telemedicine for everyday problems

Many minor injuries, like a jammed finger, a mild ankle sprain or a sore back, can be reviewed on video. If an X-ray or a hands-on exam is a better idea, you'll be told. Sinus pressure, cough and cold symptoms, flu-like symptoms, pink eye, a suspected urinary tract infection or a mild rash. These are the everyday problems same-day telemedicine handles best, and the physician can recommend next steps, including in-person care if it's needed.

Refills of medications you already take. If you're running low on a maintenance medication you already take, the physician can look at your history and, when appropriate, send a refill to your pharmacy. Refills aren't guaranteed.

Not urgent but still bugging you? Back pain, weight loss and men's health questions are $49 visits too, and in-person follow-up is recommended when it's appropriate.

Local context

The Village borders Nichols Hills. It's home to the corporate headquarters of Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores, the OKC Friday newspaper and Casady School.

Why telemedicine works in The Village

It's not about replacing your regular doctor. It's about the in-between moments, like a Tuesday-night sinus flare or a Sunday sprain. The Village is in Oklahoma County, and on N May Ave and Britton Rd, a short visit can still turn into an hour round-trip. Video visits run daily, 9:30 AM–9:30 PM.

When it's an emergency

Telemedicine is not for emergencies. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, a serious injury or any life-threatening symptom, call 911 or go to the nearest ER. Emergency departments near the The Village area (Oklahoma County) include Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City (4300 W Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City); INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center (3300 NW Expressway, Oklahoma City). Use whichever is closest to you.

Who we see

Teens and adults in The Village and across Oklahoma, by video. Not for sick visits for young children under about age 12.

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FAQ

What can a same-day telemedicine visit handle?
Common minor illnesses (sinus, cold and flu symptoms, pink eye, a suspected UTI), minor sprains and strains, and medication refills when appropriate. The physician will tell you if you need to be seen in person.
Can I see a doctor online today in The Village?
Often, yes. We're open 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM every day. Call or text 918-992-2938, or start at simplymedicineok.com. Availability can vary.
Do I have to be in Oklahoma?
Yes. You must be physically located in Oklahoma during the visit. Being in The Village counts.
Is this for emergencies?
No. For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding or a serious injury, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.
How much does a video visit cost in The Village?
It's a flat $49 per video visit with an Oklahoma-licensed physician. The price is the same with or without insurance, and there's no membership.
Will I get a prescription?
Not necessarily. The physician decides what's appropriate after your visit. Sometimes the right answer is in-person care, a lab test or simple home care.

Evening & weekend online doctor — open 9:30am–9:30pm, 7 days.

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$49 flat per video visit. No insurance needed. Open 9:30am–9:30pm every day, including Sunday.
Book a $49 video visit