Get evaluated and prescribed by a Washington-licensed provider — without the waiting room, the $180 urgent-care visit, or the insurance headache. Bidwell Health is a flat $45, same-day service available to Washington residents across the Pacific Northwest.
We treat Washington residents in every ZIP code — urban, suburban, and rural. Your pharmacy is any licensed pharmacy in the state, so you fill the prescription wherever is closest.
Below: quick detail on how our service fits the top population centers in Washington. Our online UTI treatment reaches every ZIP code in the state — urban, suburban, and rural — but here's what patients in these metros typically ask about.
Seattle patients — from Capitol Hill to Ballard to West Seattle — fill at Bartell Drugs, Safeway, QFC, Walgreens, or CVS. Bartell is locally-owned and common throughout the metro. King County has some of the fastest e-prescription turnaround in the country. An uncomplicated UTI in Seattle is treated the same way we treat one anywhere else in Washington: a 5-minute intake form, provider review within hours, and a prescription (usually nitrofurantoin, cephalexin, or TMP-SMX) sent directly to your King County pharmacy. Start a Seattle UTI visit →
Spokane and the Inland Northwest use Safeway, Walgreens, Rosauers, or Yoke's Fresh Market pharmacy. Our Washington-licensed providers treat Eastern Washington the same as the I-5 corridor. An uncomplicated UTI in Spokane is treated the same way we treat one anywhere else in Washington: a 5-minute intake form, provider review within hours, and a prescription (usually nitrofurantoin, cephalexin, or TMP-SMX) sent directly to your Spokane County pharmacy. Start a Spokane UTI visit →
Tacoma, Lakewood, and the South Sound region — including Joint Base Lewis-McChord — fill at Safeway, Walgreens, Fred Meyer, or Costco. Military and civilian patients get the same flat-fee service. An uncomplicated UTI in Tacoma is treated the same way we treat one anywhere else in Washington: a 5-minute intake form, provider review within hours, and a prescription (usually nitrofurantoin, cephalexin, or TMP-SMX) sent directly to your Pierce County pharmacy. Start a Tacoma UTI visit →
Most uncomplicated UTIs can be safely treated through async telehealth. You fill out a short clinical intake, a licensed provider reviews your case — usually within a few hours — and if treatment is appropriate, a prescription is sent directly to your chosen pharmacy.
Our uti intake is designed for Washington patients experiencing:
If your symptoms suggest something more serious, or if our intake identifies a contraindication, we'll let you know and refund your visit — no questions asked.
Nitrofurantoin (Macrobid), Cephalexin, or TMP-SMX — selected by your provider based on your history and any current medications.
Your provider will select the right medication based on your history, allergies, current medications, and (where relevant) pregnancy status.
Washington grants ARNPs full independent practice authority including Schedule II-V prescribing. Bidwell Health's providers hold active Washington licensure — verifiable through the state Board of Nursing's online lookup. All patient information is encrypted end-to-end and handled under HIPAA-compliant infrastructure (Supabase + Resend + Twilio, all with signed Business Associate Agreements). Your medical record is never sold, shared, or used for advertising.
We send prescriptions to any licensed pharmacy in Washington, including Bartell Drugs (Seattle area), QFC/Fred Meyer (Kroger), CVS, Walgreens, Safeway, Costco, and Walmart. Pick whichever is most convenient — we don't steer you to a particular one.
Between primary care providers? We also offer 90-day bridge refills for chronic medications in Washington — SSRIs, blood pressure meds, thyroid, inhalers, and more. Same $45 flat fee, one medication per visit. No controlled substances.
$45 flat for the visit. That includes the provider's clinical review, your prescription, and any follow-up messaging. No subscriptions, no insurance, no co-pays, no hidden fees. If we're not able to treat your case, you're refunded automatically.
Yes. Bidwell Health serves Washington through asynchronous telehealth. A licensed provider reviews your intake and sends a prescription to your chosen Washington pharmacy if treatment is appropriate.
We can route prescriptions to any Washington-licensed pharmacy, including Bartell Drugs, CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Fred Meyer (Kroger), Safeway, QFC, Costco, and most local independents. You pick the one that's most convenient for you.
No. We treat uncomplicated lower UTIs in otherwise healthy adults. If you have fever, back or flank pain, are pregnant, or have recurrent UTIs (more than three in a year), our provider will recommend in-person care in Washington.
$45 flat — the same in Washington as every state we serve. Medication is paid separately at the pharmacy; common UTI antibiotics like nitrofurantoin, Bactrim, and fosfomycin typically cost $5–30 at Washington pharmacies depending on insurance and GoodRx pricing.
Yes. Our clinicians hold active, autonomous-practice licensure in Washington through the Washington State Department of Health (Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission). License status is publicly verifiable.
Bidwell Health also handles these visits for Washington residents: