Patients with minor illnesses, injuries or skin conditions can now seek care through virtual video visits in Arkansas, Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas.
MinuteClinic video visits, which cost $59 per appointment, provide patients with access to medical care 24/7 from their mobile devices. The program is a collaboration with Teladoc.
The service is now available in 26 states.
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