Virtual Visits/Telemedicine/Mental Health

Virtual Visits/Telemedicine

Interested in avoiding a trip to the doctor for non-life-threatening issues? Now you can. Virtual visits and telemedicine services through MDLive provide a convenient, low-cost, and time-saving alternative for health care, giving members 24/7/365 access to doctors through their computer, tablet, or mobile phone.

Benefits of Virtual Visits/Telemedicine

  • Speak to a doctor 24/7/365 wherever you are, any time of the day without long wait times.
  • Live face-to-face conversations with a provider on a computer, tablet, or mobile phone.
  • Saves you money compared to an emergency room visit, urgent care, or even a regular office visit.

To get started, visit MDLIVE.com/bcbsil or call 888.676.4204.

See the Benefits Guide or benefit summaries for detailed plan information.

Virtual Mental/Behavioral Health through First Stop Health

Get convenient care for you mental health and wellbeing from where you’re comfortable. First Stop Health is provided to medical-enrolled employees and their covered dependents for FREE.

Support for Your Mental Health

Ready to feel your best? Get matched with a compassionate provider for care.

  • Coaches help you avoid burnout, improve stress management and more.
  • Therapists help manage anxiety, depression, grief, relationship issues and more.
  • Doctors can provide care for your mental health, including prescriptions* for anxiety and depression when appropriate.

First Stop Health services are not intended to constitute a health plan. *Providers at First Stop Health do not prescribe controlled substances. Costs according to your medical plan may apply for prescriptions.

 

How to Get Care:

  1. Log into the mobile app, visit our site firststophealth.com or call (888) 691-7867.
  2. Answer a few quick questions. Our intake process takes <5 minutes. 
  3. Schedule your visit.
  4. See your provider for convenient, compassionate care. 
Your Benefits Team

Questions?
Contact your Library HR Representative

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