Private • Provider-Led • $30 Telemedicine
Discuss common women’s health concerns from home through a private $30 telemedicine visit. No insurance or membership is necessary. VitalUty provides individualized evaluation, treatment guidance when appropriate, and clear direction when testing or in-person care is needed.
Talk about personal symptoms and concerns from a setting where you feel comfortable.
Connect remotely when your concern is appropriate for telehealth and care is available in your state.
Receive individualized guidance rather than relying on symptoms alone to choose treatment.
Simple Self-Pay Pricing
No insurance or membership is necessary. The $30 fee covers your telemedicine visit. Prescriptions, medications, laboratory testing, imaging, in-person services, and procedures are separate when applicable.
Know the telemedicine visit price before you schedule.
Use straightforward self-pay pricing without filing an insurance claim.
No subscription or ongoing membership is required.
Common Concerns
Symptoms can overlap across different conditions. Your provider will review your history and current symptoms before recommending appropriate next steps.
Urinary Symptoms
Evaluation for symptoms such as urinary burning, frequency, or urgency when a straightforward urinary tract infection may be suspected.
Contraceptive Care
Discuss contraceptive goals, medical history, preferences, and whether a prescription option may be appropriate.
Vaginal Symptoms
Evaluation for symptoms that may be consistent with bacterial vaginosis, with treatment or additional testing recommended when appropriate.
Vaginal Symptoms
Evaluation for itching, soreness, irritation, or discharge that may be consistent with a vaginal yeast infection.
Additional Online Care
VitalUty also offers online consultations to determine whether prescription eyelash-enhancement treatment may be appropriate. Your provider will review relevant eye symptoms, medical history, application instructions, and potential risks.
How It Works
Step 1
Choose an appointment and share the primary concern you would like to discuss.
Step 2
Review symptoms, relevant history, medications, pregnancy status when applicable, and your questions.
Step 3
Discuss treatment when appropriate or receive guidance about testing, follow-up, or in-person evaluation.
Know When to Seek In-Person Care
Some symptoms require physical examination, laboratory testing, imaging, or urgent evaluation. Do not wait for a routine telehealth visit if you may be experiencing an emergency.
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for emergency symptoms.
Meet Your Provider
Shannon Braslavsky, AGPNP-BC, brings more than 20 years of healthcare experience to each visit. Her approach emphasizes careful listening, clear education, and recommendations shaped around the individual.
Location & Access
Appropriate online women’s health services may be available for $30 to eligible patients in Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, and Vermont. No insurance or membership is necessary.
Availability depends on your location, symptoms, the service requested, and whether telehealth is clinically appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
VitalUty may evaluate common concerns such as uncomplicated UTI symptoms, birth-control needs, bacterial vaginosis, and yeast-infection symptoms. Eligibility depends on your symptoms, history, location, and clinical needs.
Every VitalUty women’s health telemedicine visit is $30, with no insurance or membership necessary. Prescriptions, medications, testing, imaging, in-person services, and procedures are separate when applicable.
No. Symptoms of yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and other conditions can overlap. Your provider may recommend testing or an in-person examination when the diagnosis is uncertain.
A prescription may be provided when your provider determines that treatment is appropriate after reviewing your symptoms, health history, medications, and other relevant information.
Tell your provider about a known or possible pregnancy. Pregnancy can affect which symptoms need urgent evaluation and which treatments may be appropriate.
No. Some concerns require examination, testing, imaging, or urgent care. Your provider will explain when an in-person evaluation is needed.
Use any Book an Appointment button on this page to view availability and request a visit through VitalUty’s online scheduling system.
Ready When You Are
Talk with your provider about your symptoms, questions, and whether online women’s health care may be appropriate for you.