Temi vs. Call-On-Doc: refill-first vs. broad urgent care

Call-On-Doc sells subscriptions: Advantage at $24.99 a month or $59.99 a quarter with two free visits a month, and Premium at $49.99 a month or $129.99 a quarter with five [3]. Extra visits are discounted 10% or 15% [3]. A pay-per-visit refill price is not published on its refill page [2]. Temi charges $15 per refill [1].

It is a telehealth service with board-certified providers, operating in all 50 states and DC [2]. On Trustpilot it held a 4.6 TrustScore from 7,591 reviews when we checked [7]. Negative reviews there mention billing communication and price increases on plan renewals, so check the renewal price before a subscription rolls over.

Not for the visit. Its plans page says "No insurance needed. You pay one flat subscription price, and your pharmacy can still use your insurance for medication pickup if you have it" [3]. Temi is the same on this point: the $15 review is cash, and your plan applies to the drug at the counter [5].

It advertises "Prescriptions in 15 Minutes" and says most visits are done within two hours, seven days a week including nights, weekends and holidays [2]. Its plans page puts provider review "in 1–2 hours" [3]. Temi reviews refill requests within 48 hours, often sooner [1]. If you have run out today, Call-On-Doc is the faster option.

Yes. Call-On-Doc says "You can pause or cancel anytime from your account dashboard" [3]. Temi's refills need no subscription at all; the $449-a-year Temi Care plan is optional and only worth it if you refill often or order compounded GLP-1 medication regularly [4].

It depends on how often you need care. One refill a month costs $15 at Temi against a $24.99 Advantage plan [1] [3]. Two refills a month, or one refill plus an urgent-care visit, and the plan is ahead. Include your household too: Advantage covers a dependent [3]. Neither figure includes the medication.

Its refill page describes form-based consultations with no appointment needed [2]. Temi also works from a written request, with no call [1]. If you would rather speak to a clinician face to face, neither service is built around video, and a practice that offers live visits would suit you better.

If refills are all you need, a per-refill service avoids paying for visits you will not use. Temi reviews continuing, non-controlled maintenance medication — blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, blood sugar — for $15 each and sends the prescription to the pharmacy you name [1]. Our refill and renewal checker helps confirm which one you need.