Under these two partnerships, physicians will be able to order diagnostic tests within the Doctor On Demand platform. Patients will also be able to choose their lab experience, based on price and insurance status. Once results are available, patients will receive next steps through the app.
This service, which will go live over the summer, makes Doctor On Demand the first full-service telemedicine provider to offer integrated lab services, according to a news release.
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