A virtual doctor could soon be coming to your Health app Apple is reportedly preparing a major update to its Health app, integrating an AI assistant capable of coaching users on key aspects such ...

The virtual doctor visit app was developed with MDLive and is available for both iOS and Android. It does not require that patients fill prescriptions from those virtual visits at Walgreens ...

Walmart workers can now see a doctor for only $4. The catch? It has to be a virtual visit. The retail giant recently rolled back the $40 price on telemedicine, becoming the latest big company to ...

Consumers, health providers, and insurers are just now getting comfortable with the idea that many types of face-to-face doctor visits can be replaced with less expensive virtual visits. A new ...

Telemedicine has grown since the COVID-19 pandemic. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson highlights his top five picks for telemedicine apps to get a doctor's advice quickly.

A virtual visit with an Arizona Medical Board-certified and Arizona-licensed doctor on TMC’s app will cost $49 per patient. Wait times can range from 10 to 20 minutes. Tucson Medical Center ...

Apple’s Project Mulberry aims to revamp the Health app with an AI-powered health coach, offering personalised advice based on data from Apple devices. It will include food tracking, expert-led ...

Reportedly being tested for inclusion in iOS 8, the app would be Apple's first major push into monitoring and recording your health and fitness, according to 9to5Mac.

A new Alexa app built by personal wellness startup HealthTap lets you actually simulate a doctor visit right from your couch, using the combined knowledge of the company’s 100,000 doctor network.

Discover the key differences between telehealth and virtual care, their benefits, limitations, and how each can support modern healthcare access.

A study completed in the UK found technology paired with daily virtual doctor oversight can be a successful way to reduce high blood pressure in new mothers.

Bloomberg reports that an AI assistant, a kind of virtual doctor, could be directly integrated into the iPhone Health app in 2026.