Video visits with real primary-care teams — see who's open to you.
Virginia's ready to go. We're checking programs state by state — the rest are on the way.
No existing relationship needed — these programs take new patients for video visits. Start here if you don't already have a primary care doctor in one of these systems.
Sentara Health
On-demand video visits and scheduled appointments with Sentara doctors, NPs, and PAs — minor and chronic conditions, med refills, referrals.
MyChart eVisits also available for established patients seen in-office within the year.
Good to know: this is visit-by-visit care, not an ongoing primary care relationship.
Source: Sentara — Medical Groups
Inova
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Video visits with Inova primary care: chronic follow-ups, diabetes and blood pressure, med management, Medicare annual wellness, hospital follow-up.
UVA Health
Dedicated virtual primary-care program: check-ups, screenings, preventive care, common illness, mental health, care coordination. No app needed — video links by text or email.
Already see a doctor in one of these systems? These are video visits with your own care team — the folks who already know you.
Inova
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After-hours virtual coverage from your Inova primary-care team — evenings, overnights, and weekends. Book via MyChart.
Source: Inova — Primary Care
Riverside Health
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Virtual walk-in with the next available Riverside PCP — no appointment needed — plus scheduled video visits with your own PCP.
Bon Secours
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Video visits with your Bon Secours primary-care provider, plus MyChart e-visits for non-urgent conditions.
Confirmed via the official Bon Secours blog — there's no dedicated program page, and visits are scheduled online (no phone number published).
Carilion Clinic
"Virtualist" clinicians — experienced PCPs who share updates with your regular clinician.
Source: Carilion Clinic — Family & Internal Medicine, Martinsville
HCA Virginia
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Browser-based video visits with your HCA Virginia physician — join from an email link, no app needed.
Valley Health
Video visits available at the office level — ask your Valley Health practice what's offered.
There's no systemwide Valley Health program — availability is per-office, so check with your own practice.
Virginia state employees: your COVA health plan includes virtual care. Which one you get depends on which plan you're enrolled in.
Virginia state employees
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24/7 virtual care for state employees on COVA Care or COVA HDHP — urgent care, primary care, mental health, and scheduled PCP visits.
Source: VA DHRM — Online Doctor Visit
Virginia state employees
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Board-certified doctors by phone, video, or app for COVA HealthAware members.
Source: VA DHRM — Online Doctor Visit
Virginia state employees
24/7 video visits with a Kaiser doctor for COVA members.
Source: VA DHRM — Online Doctor Visit
Virginia state employees
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24/7 on-demand virtual visits for Sentara Health Plan members. Note: MDLIVE does not replace your primary care physician.
Source: VA DHRM — Online Doctor Visit
No Virginia program fits? These cash-pay options work from anywhere — handy for one-off care when you don't have coverage or can't wait.
Amazon One Medical — $29 message visit / $49 video visit
Pay-per-visit virtual care, no membership required for these visit types.
Sesame — from $37
Cash-pay marketplace for video visits with independent clinicians.
MinuteClinic — $89
CVS's virtual care visits with nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Doctronic — free AI tier; clinician visits under $40
Heads up: the free tier is an AI chatbot, not a clinician. Paid visits connect you with a real doctor.
HRSA Health Center Finder — sliding-scale, based on income
Federally funded health centers offer primary care on a sliding fee scale. Find one near you at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov.
Cash-pay prices as published; verify before booking.
Straight answers about what we looked for and didn't find:
Every program on this page was verified on the health system's or plan's own official pages — the same pages linked as the "Source" on each card.