A box of easy home health devices, and a registered nurse who sees your readings and talks you through what to do next.Fever at 2 a.m.? A cut that looks wrong? Chat with a registered nurse in about two minutes, any night of the week.
Your kit arrives in a plain box. Devices sit on top with the batteries already in. A full first aid kit is in the tray underneath.
Download the app and scan the code on the side of the box. All your devices connect at once.
Take a reading and it goes straight to a registered nurse. Chat, call or video, day or night.
After 9 PM the app dims, the words get shorter and "Ask a nurse" moves to the top. You can try it with the switch at the top of this page.
Each kit comes with nurse access. Keep the devices if you cancel.
For adults managing an illness, recovery or a chronic condition at home.
For parents of babies and young kids, built around 2 a.m. fevers.
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Lift the device tray and a full first aid kit is underneath, built from the American Red Cross family list. Every item has a step-by-step guide in the app. When you use something, it goes in your next free refill, and we replace anything before it expires.
25 bandages, gauze and trauma pads, roller gauze, tape, closure strips, antiseptic wipes, antibiotic and hydrocortisone packets, burn gel dressing, 2 cold packs, elastic and triangular bandages, saline eyewash, eye pads, gloves, CPR face shield, foil blanket, tweezers and trauma shears.
30 printed kids' bandages, nonstick pads, paper tape, alcohol-free wipes, small closure strips, burn gel, kids' cold packs with soft covers, a bulb syringe, blunt-tip scissors, a child CPR shield and more.
No pills or liquid medicine. Nothing a young child shouldn't have: no aspirin, no numbing teething gels, no ipecac. The app keeps a checklist of what to add yourself, and tells you when a dose is OK.
Every nurse is a registered nurseNo bots and no call centers. You always see who you're talking to.
Licensed where you liveWe match you with a nurse licensed in your state.
They know when to send you inIf you need a doctor or the ER, your nurse tells you plainly and helps you get there.
No. If you think you're having an emergency, call 911. Your nurse will tell you right away if something you describe needs emergency care.
Nurses can assess your symptoms, explain your readings and tell you what to do next, including when to see a doctor. They don't prescribe medicine.
Everything on the American Red Cross family list, plus a burn gel dressing, saline eyewash, foil blanket and CPR face shield. The Fever Kit version is made for little kids. Anything you use or that's about to expire is replaced free.
Only single-use packets of antiseptic, antibiotic ointment, hydrocortisone and burn gel. We don't ship pills or liquid medicine. The app keeps a checklist of what to keep at home, and your nurse can tell you when and how much to give.
No. You pay for the kit once and nurse care monthly. You can cancel anytime and keep the devices.
Enter your ZIP code at checkout to see whether we have nurses licensed in your state.
Tell your nurse in the app. We'll ship a replacement part or fresh batteries.
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