One provider for the conditions you live with.
Keep long-term conditions on track with regular visits, refills, labs and a care plan you can see in your portal.
Who it is for
Ongoing care at Megvite is designed to help adults who want a provider’s time without a trip to a clinic.
- Adults managing a long-term condition
- People who need regular medication reviews and refills
- Anyone who wants their care plan, labs and visits in one place
Common concerns we see
Not sure your concern is on the list? Book a visit and your provider will tell you whether video care is a good fit.
- Blood pressure
- Thyroid follow-up
- Cholesterol
- Asthma and allergies
- Medication reviews and refills
- Care plan check-ins
How a visit works
- 01
Tell us what is going on
A short intake asks about your condition, your current medications and recent results, your history and any medications you take. Your provider reads it before the visit.
- 02
Meet by video
Join from your phone or computer. Your camera and microphone stay off until you turn them on.
- 03
Leave with a plan
Your visit summary, any prescription and your next steps appear in your patient portal after the visit.
What your provider can do
Scheduled visits
Regular check-ins with a provider who knows your history.
Care plan
Your plan and its next steps, published to your portal by your provider.
Refills
Request a refill in your portal. Your provider reviews every request.
Lab orders
Tests on the schedule your condition needs, ordered and approved by your provider.
Questions about ongoing care
Can I keep seeing the same provider?
Your visits are with your provider, and your history and care plan stay in one record.
How do refills work?
Request a refill in your portal. Your provider reviews it and decides whether to renew it.
What if my condition changes?
Message your provider or book a visit. For anything urgent, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Start ongoing care today
Book through your clinic and keep your visits, messages and care plan in one portal.
Megvite is not for emergencies. If you have an emergency, call 911. Results vary. No specific outcomes are guaranteed.