Same-Day Online Medical Visits With EZMED Primary & Urgent Care
When you need medical guidance but do not necessarily need to travel to a clinic, EZMED Primary & Urgent Care offers convenient telehealth visits for eligible patients located in Maryland. Connect with a medical provider by secure video using your smartphone, tablet, or computer and receive an evaluation, treatment recommendations, and prescriptions when clinically appropriate.
Virtual care can be a practical option for many common, non-life-threatening concerns, especially when you are sick at home, traveling within Maryland, managing a busy schedule, or simply want to speak with a medical provider without sitting in a waiting room.
EZMED’s statewide telehealth page is designed for patients who are physically located in Maryland at the time of their visit. Maryland telehealth rules require practitioners treating Maryland patients to meet applicable Maryland licensing requirements, and providers must follow standards for identity verification, consent, privacy, patient evaluation, and emergency procedures.
For official information about telehealth rules, patients and providers can review the Maryland Board of Physicians Telehealth FAQs and the Maryland Department of Health telehealth resources.
Depending on your symptoms, medical history, age, and the provider’s clinical judgment, telehealth may be appropriate for many common concerns, including:
A telehealth appointment does not guarantee a diagnosis, prescription, antibiotic, refill, or specific treatment. The provider determines what is medically appropriate after evaluating the patient.
Some conditions cannot be adequately evaluated through video. If you need a hands-on examination, rapid testing, imaging, IV treatment, wound care, or another procedure, the provider may recommend an in-person visit. Patients near Baltimore County can use EZMED’s Urgent Care in Timonium for appropriate non-emergency in-person care.
You can also explore EZMED’s Primary Care, Pediatric Urgent Care, and complete Services pages.
Telehealth is not a substitute for emergency medical care. Call 911 or seek emergency care immediately for potentially life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, significant chest pain, signs of stroke, severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, a major injury, or other symptoms that may represent a medical emergency.
If the telehealth provider determines that your condition requires an in-person examination or testing, you will be advised about the appropriate next step.
Unlike a traditional walk-in visit, a virtual appointment can make it possible for an eligible patient to connect with EZMED while physically located elsewhere in Maryland. This statewide page is intended to help Maryland patients find a convenient virtual-care option while keeping EZMED’s existing Timonium telemedicine page focused on local Baltimore County searches.
Availability, eligibility, insurance participation, and the appropriateness of telehealth can vary. Patients should confirm coverage and appointment availability when scheduling.
Choose telehealth when your concern appears non-emergency and can reasonably be evaluated by video. Choose in-person urgent care when you may need a physical examination, diagnostic testing, imaging, wound care, or another hands-on service. Choose the emergency department or call 911 for serious or potentially life-threatening symptoms.
The goal of this service is to provide virtual access for eligible patients who are physically located in Maryland at the time of the visit. Appointment availability, provider licensure, insurance requirements, and clinical appropriateness still apply.
Not necessarily. A virtual visit does not require you to travel to the Timonium office when the concern can appropriately be managed through telehealth and you meet the applicable requirements.
A provider may prescribe medication when it is clinically appropriate and legally permitted. A telehealth appointment does not guarantee a prescription, antibiotic, controlled medication, or refill.
Some urinary symptoms may be appropriate for an initial virtual evaluation. Depending on your symptoms, medical history, pregnancy status, age, recurrence, or other risk factors, the provider may recommend urine testing or an in-person examination.
Many respiratory and throat symptoms can begin with a virtual evaluation. If testing or a hands-on examination is necessary, the provider may direct you to in-person care.
Some pediatric concerns may be suitable for virtual evaluation, while others require an in-person examination. The provider will determine whether telehealth is appropriate based on the child’s age, symptoms, and clinical circumstances.
If testing or an examination is needed, the provider can recommend the appropriate next step. Patients near Timonium can be directed to EZMED for available in-person services when appropriate.
Coverage varies by insurance plan, service, provider participation, and benefit rules. Patients should verify their individual telehealth benefits and any copay, deductible, or self-pay responsibility.
EZMED should use appropriate secure technology and follow applicable privacy requirements. Maryland telehealth standards address patient identification, consent, secure connections, privacy, and emergency procedures.
You may be advised to obtain an in-person examination, laboratory testing, imaging, urgent care, or emergency care depending on the clinical situation.
If you are physically located in Maryland and have a non-emergency medical concern that may be appropriate for virtual care, schedule an EZMED telehealth appointment. Our goal is to make access to medical guidance convenient while directing patients to in-person or emergency care whenever their condition requires it.
EZMED Primary & Urgent Care
2219 York Rd, Suite 102, Timonium, MD 21093
For current appointment information, hours, insurance participation, and contact details, use the official EZMED website.