Medication refill visit
Medication refill evaluation
A clinician reviews refill requests individually. A refill is not automatic or guaranteed.
After submitting, check your email and patient portal for confirmation and next steps. Review begins once the required forms and information are complete.
Submit the intake form to place your case in the clinician review queue. A licensed clinician reviews your information and replies by secure message — there is no live appointment and no phone or video call. Complete the required intake and consent forms before review can begin. Prescriptions only when medically appropriate.
Medication Refills visit
$39
Pay for your refills visit — $39The visit fee is due when the visit is submitted, whether or not a refill is issued. Medication and pharmacy costs are separate and are not included. Insurance is not billed for these visits.
After submitting, accept your Elation Patient Passport invitation, sign in, and attach a clear photo of your current medication bottle label in a new message in Messages (25 MB max per file).
Prescription and refill questions- 1
Submit your intake for asynchronous review.
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Complete the required intake and consent forms in the secure system.
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A licensed clinician reviews your information and replies by secure message.
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Additional details, video, testing, or in-person care may be recommended.
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A refill or prescription is provided only when medically appropriate.
Start your medication review
Medication Refills visit: $39. The visit fee is due at submission whether or not a refill is issued; medication and pharmacy costs are separate.
After submitting, check your email and patient portal for confirmation and next steps. Review begins once the required forms and information are complete.
Submit the intake form to place your case in the clinician review queue. A licensed clinician reviews your information and replies by secure message — there is no live appointment and no phone or video call. Complete the required intake and consent forms before review can begin. Prescriptions only when medically appropriate.