
Online Doctor for UTI
What Services Does an Online Doctor for UTI Provide?
An online UTI consultation allows a licensed clinician to review your symptoms through a phone or video visit and determine whether your condition may be an uncomplicated UTI. Your doctor may:
Based on your symptoms, your doctor may:

Your doctor may recommend in-person care for symptoms that suggest a more complicated infection, such as:

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Costs, Insurance & Access
Many employer and insurance plans include Galileo as a covered benefit. If your plan does not offer coverage, you can still access care through affordable self-pay pricing displayed before your visit.
Your clinician will manage as much as possible virtually. If in-person testing, urine analysis, or additional evaluation is recommended, you will receive clear guidance on how to proceed.

Download the Galileo app to request a virtual UTI consultation and receive guidance from a licensed clinician through a phone or video visit.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Online Doctors for UTI
Can online doctors diagnose a UTI without an in-person visit?
Yes. Many uncomplicated UTIs can be diagnosed through a phone or video consultation. Your clinician will ask about your symptoms, history, and risk factors to determine the appropriate care plan.
How do online UTI consultations work?
You begin a phone or video visit, describe your symptoms, and review your medical history. Your clinician will assess whether your symptoms fit an uncomplicated UTI and discuss the best next steps.
Are online UTI consultations safe and effective?
Yes. Online UTI care can be effective for many uncomplicated cases. Clinicians use your symptom history and medical background to guide treatment. If your symptoms suggest something more serious, you may be referred for an in-person evaluation.
Can an online doctor prescribe antibiotics for a UTI?
Clinicians can prescribe antibiotics when your symptoms meet the criteria for an uncomplicated UTI. If your symptoms indicate a different cause, your clinician may recommend other treatments instead.