Due to current telemedicine regulations, I am licensed to treat patients physically located in Utah, Idaho, Arizona, and Washington at the time of their visit. I am actively working toward licensure in additional states, and this page will be updated as more states are added.

No. You simply need to be physically located in Utah, Idaho, Arizona, or Washington at the time of your visit.

Visits are completed online through a secure platform. You’ll answer a brief health questionnaire, and I’ll review your symptoms, history, and prior testing to create a personalized treatment plan. Most visits are completed quickly and conveniently—without a waiting room.

Most appointments can be made same or next day. In many cases, treatment can begin the same day, depending on your symptoms and whether testing is needed. Prompt care is a priority.

Yes. When appropriate and safe, prescriptions, including antibiotics, can be sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy.

Urine testing is often recommended, especially for recurrent or unclear symptoms. If testing is needed,we can order labs to any outpatient laboratory that is convenient for you.

If you have an electronic health record (EHR) account, called elation passport, results will be shared securely through messaging. If not, we will contact you directly by phone or text to review your results and next steps.

Care is focused exclusively on urinary tract infections. Current treatment includes acute and recurrent UTIs. We can evaluate you for persistent urinary symptoms and if unrelated to an infection, refer you to a urologist in your area.

If testing is negative or symptoms suggest another condition, we can discuss alternative causes and refer you to a nearby urologist.

Your care doesn’t stop after the initial visit. If symptoms persist or worsen, follow-up guidance and next steps will be provided to ensure your safety and comfort.

This service is currently self-pay. We accept credit/debit and HSA/FSA cards. Pricing is transparent and provided before your visit, with no hidden fees.

Yes. Care follows current urology and telemedicine guidelines, with careful screening to ensure telehealth is appropriate for your situation. If in-person care is needed, we will guide you accordingly.

PCR (polymerase chain reaction) urine testing is a highly sensitive molecular test that detects the genetic material of bacteria and other microorganisms. Unlike a standard urine culture, PCR can identify very small amounts and a broader range of organisms.