Membership Plans
Personalize your plan to fit you and your family best - no insurance needed.
All Membership Plans Include:
Scheduled video visits with an ASL-fluent physician
Secure messaging with an ASL-fluent physician
Diagnosis and treatment of common medical conditions
Prescription medications when appropriate
Lab ordering and review when appropriate
Guidance understanding test results and treatment plans
Healthcare Navigation: who to see/where to go
ADULT MEMBERSHIP
$29/mo
or
$299/year
=$24.92/month
SAVE $49/yr
CHILD MEMBERSHIP
under 18
$19/mo
or
$199/year
=$16.58/month
SAVE $29/yr
HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP CAP
$99/mo maximum for the whole family
Each adult
Each child (under 18)
Additional members after cap
$29/mo
$19/mo
FREE
Never pay more than $99/month; once you hit the cap, everyone else joins FREE!
+$49 One-Time New Household Onboarding Fee (per household, not individual)
Personalize your plan:
Talk with a health care provider directly in ASL without an interpreter
Appointments that don't feel rushed
Self-pay visits: no hassle of insurance
HSA/FSA eligible
Compassionate providers for both adults and kids
Cancel anytime
The ASL TeleMed Membership:
Better Care, Bigger Savings

For many Deaf patients, telemedicine isn’t a working option because interpreters are rarely provided. Research shows Deaf individuals rely on the Emergency Department at higher rates than the general population.
This often means turning to Urgent Care or even the ER for issues that perhaps could have been handled virtually or with same day appointments — at a cost of hundreds to thousands of dollars per visit.
By contrast, an ASL TeleMed visit has same day appointments in your own language. Avoiding just ONE urgent care or ER visit in a year more than covers the cost of a full year of membership, while ensuring easily accessible care in ASL, every time.
*with ASL TeleMed membership; no charge per visit.
Costs are based on U.S. averages; actual amounts vary by plan, location, and condition. ER figure reflects average per-visit cost.
Sources: 1. McKee et al. Med Care, 2015; PubMed 26166160, CDC, GoodRx.
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