Everyone hates being sick... but have you ever googled your symptoms and worked yourself into a tizzy thinking you may have this illness or that health concern? I've accidentally looked at google images while trying to figure out how to treat a heat rash, I recommend you don't do anything of the sort. While Google is amazing for several different aspects of our lives, diagnosing our illnesses and treating our health concerns is something that should be left to the professionals.

I'm not a fan of visiting the doctor, I don't think most people are, especially when already feeling ill, but you have to seek help sometimes. It's important to make sure everything is okay. I understand that it's tough to make yourself feel put together enough to go into an urgent care near you and wait in a waiting room and then often times you're forced to wait some more in the room when you're already feeling bad. I don't know abut you, but I personally hate risking all the germs that I could come in contact with, when my immune system is obviously trying to deal with something already. Frankly, doctor's offices just aren't for me and that's why I've stopped going IN to see the doctor and I've decided to start letting my doctor come see me.

I didn't suddenly come into money and hire my own doctor to live in my home, although that would've been nice... Instead I choose to visit the doctor via video conference using Amwell. No longer will I have to spend time waiting on a doctor, twiddling my fingers in the waiting room, then again in the examination room, and finally waiting for my prescription or test results; no more waiting on a doctor in general. Seeing a doctor is quick and painless with Amwell, I log in and I'm able to see a doc within minutes! That means I'm in and out, without ever going in and I'm able to attend to Delainey and start playing dress up immediately.


Amwell is the nation’s largest telehealth company, connecting users like you and I with board-certified, licensed doctors, dietitians and psychologists, all for immediate and live, online visits—day or night, on either mobile or desktop. It's literally the most urgent of Urgent Cares and so incredibly easy to access!

I love that these doctors can treat a variety of patients which include those of us with: minor illnesses and injuries, general health and wellness concerns, prescription refills, and chronic condition management. That means you can avoid the wait and inconvenience of a doctor's office and visit a professional from the comfort of your very own couch! The best part is, Amwell employs all kinds of specialists, with several years of experience to meet every one of our health and wellness needs, 24 hours a day, every day of the year! It's like having your very own doctor on-call, all the time - meaning you can get back into the swing of things and start paying attention to what's important.


Maybe Bobby has pink eye or Sally seems to have a sore throat, you can connect your little one with a doctor to diagnose their illness within seconds! If you're struggling with your eating habits lately, you can speak with a dietitian and if you are having a rough day and need to speak with a counselor, there's even an option do this as well! Get a great little overview of Amwell by watching this video below:


I'm loving that I'm able to get in contact with a real doctor to answer my medical questions within minutes! I recently have been dealing with some issues with my skin, with awful little flair ups of heat rashes, random dry patches, and all around unhealthiness; I loved being able to choose a doctor who specializes in dermatology to help me find ways to treat my skin!

Created by doctors, Amwell is the most popular telehealth app on the market and the only service that allows you to choose the doctor you want to visit. So it's time to take your health into your own hands, literally, and visit a doctor on your phone, tablet, or computer today, without ever leaving your home.

Want some awesome news? You can score your first "visit" free with the code "AMWELL25"! So what will you have your new doctor treat you for first?