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Many of these companies operate their own physical clinics but also offer patients various digital services likevisits, online booking, and the ability to text with providers. They typically charge membership fees, which are sometimes subsidized by employers or payers, though they're generally not accessible to patients who can't pay the fees out of pocket or who are on income-based assistance programs like Medicaid.
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