Cash-pay BV visit
Online BV treatment without insurance
Bidwell Health offers adult online BV visits with no insurance billing and no scheduled video visit required. A licensed clinician reviews symptoms, pregnancy status, STI risk, allergies, and safety factors, then sends treatment to your chosen pharmacy when clinically appropriate.
Need BV care now? Review Bidwell's online BV treatment page for the $45 visit model, eligibility boundaries, pharmacy workflow, and when in-person testing is safer.
- $45 online visit.
- Medication cost is paid separately at the pharmacy.
- Designed for eligible adults with symptoms consistent with uncomplicated bacterial vaginosis.
- Prescriptions are sent to the pharmacy you choose when appropriate.
What the cash-pay visit covers
The visit covers clinician review of your online intake and a treatment decision. If treatment fits, medication such as metronidazole, clindamycin, or another appropriate BV option may be sent electronically to your chosen pharmacy. Pharmacy pricing varies by medication, pharmacy, discount card, and insurance status.
No insurance billing
Bidwell Health does not bill insurance, submit claims, or generate explanation-of-benefit paperwork. Patients pay for the visit online and pay the pharmacy separately for medication. This can be useful for patients who do not have insurance, do not want to use insurance, or prefer a straightforward $45 online visit.
Compare online BV visit fees and pharmacy options, including which advertised prices leave medication or recurring charges separate.
When online treatment may not fit
Online BV treatment may not be appropriate for pregnancy, pelvic pain, fever, STI exposure, unusual bleeding, severe symptoms, recurrent treatment failure, recent gynecologic surgery, or symptoms that sound more like yeast infection, UTI, trichomoniasis, or another diagnosis.
Male partner treatment without insurance
Bidwell offers a separate $45 online visit for eligible adult male partners of someone with clinician-diagnosed BV. No insurance or video call is required. The clinician reviews the male partner's own history, medications, allergies and safety screening. Prescriptions, if appropriate, go to his chosen pharmacy and are paid for separately.
Male partner treatment: eligibility, regimen and safety precautions. Adults must be physically in a supported state; medication is separate and prescriptions depend on clinician review.