Temi vs. Push Health: a published price or a quoted one

Push Health's support centre says "The price of the initial consultation varies, but is typically between $64.99 to $80.00 in most states" [2]. The fee covers the provider's consultation and Push Health's processing and platform fees, not the medication [5]. Temi publishes a flat $15 per refill and $79 for a new prescription [1] [6].

Not for the consultation. "Push Health is an out of pocket medical option. We do not accept insurance as payment for your online consultation", and it takes debit, credit and PayPal [3]. Insurance "may still be applied to the cost of medication depending on the pharmacy you select" [3]. Temi works the same way: cash for the review, insurance at the counter [6].

It is a real platform connecting patients with independent, state-licensed providers, integrated with Quest Diagnostics and over 55,000 pharmacies [4] [2]. On Trustpilot it held a 3.9 TrustScore from 782 reviews when we checked, on a profile the company had not claimed [8]. The recurring complaint was slow replies from an assigned provider.

You submit a request, and it "will be open to the first available Healthcare Provider licensed in your state"; you get an email once a provider accepts [2]. You pay the consultation fee, the provider decides whether to prescribe, and the prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose [2]. Temi skips the matching step — a licensed physician reviews every refill request directly [1].

Not at the start. Requests go to the first available licensed provider in your state, and the platform does the matching [2]. After that you can message that provider through your account [2]. Temi does not assign an individual clinician; a licensed physician reviews each request within 48 hours [1].

Yes, a Push Health provider can refill medication after a consultation — prescription refill is one of its listed conditions [4]. Expect the consultation range of $64.99 to $80.00 [2]. For a stable, non-controlled maintenance medication, Temi's $15 review is the cheaper route; for a medication that needs discussion, Push Health's messaging helps.

Its site lists GLP-1 agonists, Zepbound, Mounjaro, Ozempic and Foundayo among its condition pages [4]; whether you get one depends on the provider. Temi prescribes compounded semaglutide from $59.99 per 7.5 mg vial plus $39, and brand-name options at manufacturer self-pay prices [7] [9]. Compounded products are not FDA-approved.

For a straightforward refill, no: $64.99 to $80.00 typical against $15 [2] [1]. For something that needs a real consultation — a new symptom, a dose change, lab work — Push Health can do what Temi's refill service does not. Neither price includes the medication, which you pay at your pharmacy either way.