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QuickMD
Take control of your health with affordable, convenient telemedicine—available anytime, anywhere.
About QuickMD
QuickMD helps people take control of their health—anytime, anywhere. As a leading telemedicine provider, we deliver accessible, affordable, and convenient virtual care nationwide. Our network of licensed providers offers services including medication-assisted addiction treatment, weight loss, and urgent care without the hassle of waiting rooms or commutes. With more than 1 million patient visits completed, QuickMD is breaking down barriers to make high-quality healthcare available to everyone, wherever they are.
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Research & Knowledge
QuickMD notes that new research on telehealth-delivered buprenorphine found that 71% of patients in a multistate study remained engaged in treatment at six months.
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Research & Knowledge
QuickMD notes that a new JAMA Network Open study compared methadone and buprenorphine-naloxone following opioid overdose, adding to the conversation around treatment choice and retention.
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Legal & Regulatory
QuickMD notes that the FDA will hold a public meeting later this week on opioid medications and their use in pain and addiction treatment.
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Legal & Regulatory
QuickMD notes that the DEA has temporarily placed mitragynine pseudoindoxyl, MGM-15, and MGM-16 into Schedule I while its separate process around 7-OH remains pending.
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Capital & Finance
QuickMD notes that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced $77 million in new funding for substance use, mental health, suicide prevention, and crisis services, including new support for treatment and recovery programs.
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Products & Services
QuickMD is building GLP-1 care around both sides of the equation, combining the chemistry driving appetite and the patterns driving choices.
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Customers & Market
QuickMD expanded its virtual Medication-Assisted Treatment program to 44 states and Washington, DC.
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