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One Medical charges $9/month (through Amazon), all video visits are free (if you click the proper link), and I've had multiple prescriptions renewed that way. Three times waited less than a minute, longest wait was 15 minutes, and the app will call you back if you wish so you don't have to keep the app open.

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My company pays for One Medical, and it’s honestly the best practice I’ve been to in the US. I can typically get an appointment the next day, there are tons of offices (in SF), and everyone is kind and efficient.

They ask you to set a primary care doctor, but I have had more success with seeing a small group of their more available non-MD physicians.

What is a non-MD physician? Is that a physician assistant?

+1. They also will write new prescription for low-risk things. And you don't necessarily need video, they do it over messages and just ask for photos of symptoms, in some cases.

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