Is Bidwell Health Legit? Here's What to Know

By Bidwell Cranage, APRN, FNP-C · Clinically reviewed by Ashley Cranage, APRN, FNP-C · Published April 20, 2026

Yes. Bidwell Health is a Florida-registered telehealth practice owned and operated by AANP board-certified Family Nurse Practitioners. We provide adult online visits for a focused set of supported visit types in 11 states, with no video required. Provider names, credentials, NPI records, state-license verification paths, pricing, privacy policies, refund terms, and clinical protocols are published so patients can verify the practice before starting a visit.

Bidwell Health quick facts: Bidwell Health is a cash-pay telehealth practice offering $45 online visits for eligible adults ages 18-64 in 11 states: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Virginia, and Washington. No insurance or subscription is required. A licensed clinician reviews each visit; treatment is provided only when clinically appropriate. Bidwell is not for emergencies.

TL;DR

What Bidwell Health is

Bidwell Health LLC is a Florida-registered limited liability company operating a cash-pay telehealth practice. We see adult patients ages 18-64 online in 11 U.S. states for a focused set of supported visit types, including UTI, BV, yeast infection, ED, hair loss, eyelash growth, prior-diagnosis herpes treatment, and bridge refills for stable non-controlled chronic medications.

Our infrastructure is standard modern telehealth: an encrypted clinical database, payments processed by Stripe, prescriptions routed through TreatRx, and a static-HTML site hosted on Netlify. Every intake is reviewed by a licensed clinician credentialed in the patient's state before a prescription is sent.

Legal nameBidwell Health LLC
Business address1501 Belvedere Road, Suite 500, West Palm Beach, FL 33406
Entity categoryIndependent cash-pay, message-based telehealth practice; not a home-health agency, senior-care agency, supplement/product seller, or in-person primary/urgent care clinic.
Care modelAdult online visits, no video required, clinician review before prescribing
Available statesAZ, CO, CT, FL, IA, MD, MT, NM, UT, VA, WA

Who the providers are

Clinical oversight is led by Bidwell Cranage, APRN, FNP-C, Chief Clinical Officer and AANP board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. The clinical team is listed on the providers page with credentials patients can verify independently:

Both providers have active, verifiable licenses. Both have National Provider Identifier (NPI) numbers listed in the federal CMS NPI Registry. A named Bidwell clinician reviews each intake before a prescription is sent.

How you can verify our legitimacy

Don't take our word for anything on this page. Verify independently — it takes about two minutes per source.

What to checkWhere to check it
NPI number (federal clinician registry) CMS NPI Registry — search by name
Florida nursing license FL Dept. of Health license lookup
Virginia nursing license VA DHP license lookup
Washington, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Utah Each state's nursing board website has a free public license lookup — search provider name
Business registration Florida Sunbiz — search "Bidwell Health"
Website security Any SSL inspector — look for a valid TLS certificate on bidwellhealth.com

These sources are independent of Bidwell Health. If a lookup ever appears inconsistent with what we publish, contact us and we will review it promptly.

What we treat

A focused scope, on purpose. Narrow scope is how a two-provider practice stays careful:

What we won't do

Our scope is intentionally focused. These situations are outside Bidwell Health's online model:

How we're regulated

Three layers of accountability, all verifiable:

  1. State licensing boards. Each state where we provide care has an independent licensing board with complaint processes, license renewal audits, and published disciplinary actions. Our licenses are verifiable through those state systems.
  2. HIPAA and HITECH. We use encrypted, access-controlled infrastructure and follow HIPAA privacy practices. Our privacy policy details exactly what data we collect and your rights.
  3. Clinical guidelines. Our protocols follow national guidance: IDSA guidelines for UTI, CDC STI treatment guidelines for BV, AUA for ED, AAFP and AAD for hair loss. If we deviate, we document why.

Where Bidwell Health is available

Bidwell Health currently serves adults in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.

Availability is based on state licensure and patient location at the time of the visit. See the full states where Bidwell Health is available page for a service-by-state matrix.

Our pricing model

Bidwell Health uses transparent flat-fee pricing. No required subscription. No insurance billing. No surprise "convenience fees" added at checkout. The online visit is $45.

What the visit fee covers: a licensed U.S. clinician reviews your intake, asks follow-up questions if needed, and — if clinically appropriate — sends a prescription to any pharmacy you choose. If we can't safely prescribe, you get a full refund per our FAQ. Medication cost is separate (paid at your pharmacy), and you can use GoodRx or any discount card for the fill.

For comparison: many subscription telehealth platforms, urgent care clinics, and ER visits use very different pricing models. Patients should confirm current prices directly before choosing a service.

How we compare to Hims, Hers, and Ro

The major telehealth brands and Bidwell Health use different models:

If you want a broad national platform with shipped medication plans, Hims or Ro may fit better. If you want a focused cash-pay visit reviewed by a named clinician and filled at your own pharmacy, Bidwell Health is built around that model.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bidwell Health a real company?

Yes. Bidwell Health LLC is registered with the Florida Division of Corporations. You can verify on Florida Sunbiz by searching "Bidwell Health."

How long has Bidwell Health been operating?

We launched in April 2026. Provider licenses, NPI records, pricing, policies, and clinical scope are published so patients can verify the practice before starting a visit.

Will I actually talk to a licensed clinician?

Clinical oversight is led by Bidwell Cranage, APRN, FNP-C, Founder and Chief Clinical Officer. Visits are reviewed by licensed clinicians credentialed in the patient's state. You can see clinician credentials on the providers page.

Do I need insurance?

No. The visit fee is paid at checkout, and the online visit is $45. Insurance is not billed and does not apply to the visit fee. Your pharmacy insurance (or GoodRx) still works for the medication itself.

What if Bidwell can't safely prescribe for my situation?

Full refund. Our FAQ is explicit: if we can't safely prescribe, you don't pay. We'll tell you what we recommend instead (in-person care, ER, your PCP).

Is my data safe?

Yes. Encrypted, access-controlled clinical infrastructure. We don't sell data, don't share with advertisers, and don't keep more than we need. Full details are in our privacy policy.

Where can I see reviews?

Our reviews page is the central Bidwell Health reviews and reputation page. It explains how patient feedback is collected, how to verify providers independently, and why we do not use fake reviews or unverifiable rating schema.

What happens if I have a bad experience?

Email us through the contact page. We read every message. If it's a clinical complaint you want escalated outside the practice, each state where we provide care has an independent licensing board that accepts complaints directly — we'll give you the link for your state if you ask.

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Clinically reviewed by Ashley Cranage, APRN, FNP-C, board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.
Online visits are reviewed by licensed clinicians credentialed in the patient's state. Last reviewed: May 29, 2026