Indigo makes it easy to get the urgent care you need on your terms and schedule. From home, the office, on campus, or on the road, you will always get the same high-quality care from the trusted and board-certified clinicians you would normally see in our clinics.
You may already know that you can get treated for minor illness like colds, sinus infections, and the flu, but it may surprise you that we can also treat conditions like UTIs, acne, bug bites, rashes, and more!
Here are some conditions that can be treated virtually:
- Anxiety/Depression: If you are concerned about your mental health, we offer screenings for adults 18 and older and can help you determine the best type of treatment.
- Pink eye (conjunctivitis): Especially common in day cares and schools, pink eye is highly contagious and can easily spread. If you or your little one needs to be evaluated, our clinicians can diagnosis and prescribe medication so you don’t have to risk spreading the infection.
- Pertussis (whooping cough): Pertussis is a bacterial infection that causes severe coughing and difficulty breathing. Given how contagious pertussis is a virtual visit is a great way to get tested, stop the spread, and get properly treated. We can also treat close exposures or household exposures if someone close to you has been diagnosed with pertussis.
- Skin conditions: Mystery rashes, stubborn acne, ringworm, or other skin infections, can all be treated virtually. We can recommend treatment for your skin complaint or refer you to a dermatologist, if appropriate.
- Bug bites: PNW hikers and campers know all too well the pain and itchiness of bug bites. When there is concern for infection, swelling, irritation, or even help identifying what type of bite, we can help you get relief before the next outdoor adventure.
- STI/STDs: Whether you think you have been exposed to a sexually treated infection or just want to discuss testing options, a virtual visit is a great fit, especially if you want more privacy. We can also prescribe or refill birth control and address any other sexual issues or concerns you might have.
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): If you are having urinary symptoms and are concerned you have a UTI, a virtual visit is a great place to start! We can discuss your symptoms, order urine testing, and prescribe medications if needed, so you can get relief fast from the comfort of your home.
- Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)/Yeast: More common than you might think, BV and yeast is a vaginal infection caused by an imbalance in within the normal vaginal flora. We can test, confirm a diagnosis and prescribe medications so you can get relief quickly and discreetly.
- Mastitis: Mastitis (inflammation/infection of the breast tissue) can be seen in breastfeeding patients, which can cause pain, redness, swelling, and sometimes fever. Mastitis is an infection in your breast, usually caused by bacteria. If you are concerned you may have blocked milk ducts or possible infection, we can evaluate your symptoms and prescribe treatment options.
- Migraines and headaches: If you suffer from headache/migraines don’t wait for relief. Keep the curtains closed and the lights dim while we evaluate your symptoms and get you quick relief and back to your normal daily activities.
- Refill medications: Can’t get in to see your primary care provider for a refill on meds? Virtual visits are a great option to get you refills on your medications when you need them quickly.
How do Indigo Virtual Care visits work?
Indigo Virtual Care is available 8 am to 8 pm, every day. All you need is a computer, smartphone, or tablet, and a reliable internet connection.
- Book appointment: Pick a time that works best for you. Same-day and next-day appointments are available.
- Video interview: Talk with a clinician about your symptoms and get a treatment plan to have you feeling better quickly.
- Prescription: If prescription medication is part of your treatment plan, we'll send your prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.
Who can use Indigo Virtual Care?
Anyone over 18 years of age can book a virtual care appointment. Visits for minor children must be completed by a parent.
Due to legal requirements, virtual care visits are only available when you're in the state of Washington or Idaho.
