In-home urgent care in Atlanta, GA
EZaccessMD pairs 24/7 telehealth with in-home diagnostics that bring real answers (X-rays, EKGs, labs, and rapid tests) to employees across Metro Atlanta. $0 copay for members.
Where we serve in Metro Atlanta
Active in-home coverage in the Atlanta area currently spans this county — and coverage is ZIP-code based, so use the ZIP checker for a definitive answer at any address.
- Fulton County
Telehealth alone leaves a diagnostic gap
Nearly a third of telehealth consults need a test or image a phone call can't provide. Without an option, employees default to urgent care or the ER, averaging$5,594 a visit. EZaccessMD sends in-home diagnostics instead, so Atlanta-area members get a diagnosis and a plan at home, the same day.
- Board-certified physician callback within the hour
- In-home diagnostics dispatched the same day, often within hours
- X-rays, EKGs, ultrasound, and rapid lab tests on-site
- $0 copay, a flat PEPM rate for the plan sponsor
Atlanta FAQ
- Is EZaccessMD available at my Atlanta-area ZIP code?
- Active coverage in Metro Atlanta spans Fulton County. Coverage is ZIP-code based and grows regularly — check your exact ZIP on our coverage page.
- What can be handled without leaving home in Atlanta?
- Most everyday urgent needs: strep, flu, UTIs, ear and sinus infections, minor injuries, and more. When a phone call isn't enough, a medical technician brings X-rays, EKGs, ultrasound, and rapid lab tests to the member. Diagnostic services vary by location.
- What does it cost?
- Members pay a $0 copay. EZaccessMD is an employer-sponsored benefit, so there is nothing to pay at the point of care.
EZaccessMD across Georgia
Atlanta is one of several covered markets in Georgia. See statewide coverage in Georgia →
What care costs in Georgia
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Bring the doctor to your Atlanta team
Every in-home visit is an urgent care or ER trip that never gets billed to your plan. See what that does to claims.