Online urgent care and wellness visits for Florida residents, wherever you are in the state at the time of your visit.
Online urgent care, statewide
Abundant Life Healthcare, PLLC is a Florida telehealth practice and provides services only to patients physically located in the State of Florida at the time of their visit. There’s no physical clinic to drive to — you connect from home, work, or wherever you are in the state, and speak with the same clinician each time.
For many Floridians, the nearest urgent care clinic still means a drive, a waiting room, and an unpredictable wait to be seen. A statewide telehealth model removes that step entirely: your visit starts the moment you connect, whether you’re in a Miami-Dade apartment, a Panhandle farmhouse, or anywhere in between. All you need is a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a stable internet connection.
Learn more about the areas we serve to find information for your county.
Before you book
Florida visit requirements, step by step
Four things to check before a telehealth visit with ALH.
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Confirm where you will be during the visit
Telehealth in Florida depends on your physical location when the appointment takes place, not just your home address. You must be in Florida for an ALH visit. A Florida resident travelling outside the state cannot use this service while away. If you are visiting Florida, the same location requirement applies. ALH has no physical office to visit in any county.
ALH’s Urgent & Convenient Care service is for patients ages 5 and up with non-emergency concerns. Review the reason for your visit before choosing an appointment; not every symptom can be assessed adequately by video. Urgent care, wellness programs and medication services have their own published descriptions. A search for telehealth does not mean that every service is interchangeable.
To compare appointment types, read about our services.
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Prepare for the secure video conversation
Use a phone, tablet or computer with a working camera and microphone and a reliable internet connection. Choose a private, well-lit space and have your medication and allergy lists, relevant history and pharmacy information available. Complete the practice’s required intake and consents through the appropriate patient system. Do not send symptoms or medical records through the general website contact form.
Visit the scheduling page to review how to arrange an appointment. Current appointment options come from the booking system; this guide does not promise an immediate visit or round-the-clock availability. Review payment, cancellation and rescheduling terms, your Good Faith Estimate and the recording disclosure before the appointment. Ask the practice about administrative questions without including personal health information in a general enquiry.
Telehealth urgent care in Florida: scope and limits
What a video urgent-care visit can cover, where it stops, and the published self-pay rates.
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Non-emergency symptoms discussed by video
Telehealth urgent care in Florida can start with a conversation about concerns listed in ALH’s service guide, including cold or flu symptoms, sinus or throat concerns, minor skin issues, urinary symptoms, headaches and gastrointestinal concerns. The clinician reviews your history and what can be observed remotely. A symptom category is not a diagnosis or a guarantee that treatment can be completed online.
Virtual urgent care cannot provide a hands-on examination, an on-site procedure or every test needed to assess a concern. The clinician may recommend testing or evaluation elsewhere rather than treatment through ALH. No diagnosis or prescription is guaranteed by booking. ALH remains telehealth-only; a recommendation for another kind of evaluation does not mean this practice offers an in-person location.
An online urgent-care visit is intended for a non-emergency concern, not emergency assessment or a promise that every ongoing healthcare need can be handled in one appointment. Review the difference between an urgent-care visit and the separately described wellness and medication services. Tell the practice whether you have one or two complaints to discuss and check the corresponding published self-pay rate.
Published self-pay rate for an Urgent & Convenient Care visit addressing one complaint. Review the Good Faith Estimate and appointment terms before the visit.
Two complaints
$75
Published self-pay rate for an Urgent & Convenient Care visit addressing two complaints. Tell the practice what you need to discuss when arranging the appointment.
Looking for a virtual doctor in Florida? Know who provides your care
Credentials, privacy and consent, explained before your visit.
Know who provides your care
Before arranging an appointment, you can check who will provide your care. Gabriela Harrison, MPAS, PA-C, is the practice’s founder and clinician. She is a physician assistant. Her profile explains her background and role at the practice.
A virtual appointment still requires the practice’s intake and consent process. Review ALH’s HIPAA and privacy information, appointment terms and recording disclosure before your visit. Use the designated patient system for clinical communication. The website’s general contact form is for administrative enquiries, not sharing symptoms, medical history or records. For questions about the process, contact the practice without including sensitive health details.
Care is delivered entirely by secure video — we have no physical office locations in these areas.
Why Floridians choose telehealth
No waiting rooms
Same-day and next-available video visits, from anywhere in the state.
No insurance gatekeepers
Transparent self-pay pricing with a Good Faith Estimate before every visit.
The same clinician
You see the same provider each visit — not a different stranger every time.
Transparent, self-pay pricing
No insurance required. Every visit includes a Good Faith Estimate, so you know the cost before you start. See current rates.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have a visit if I’m outside Florida when I need care?
No. We are only able to treat patients who are physically located in Florida at the time of the visit. If you are traveling outside the state, please wait until you return to Florida to schedule, or seek care from a licensed provider in your current location.
Is there a physical office to visit?
No. Abundant Life Healthcare is a telehealth-only practice. Every visit takes place by secure video; there is no physical office or clinic address to visit.
Who is the practice’s clinician?
Gabriela Harrison, MPAS, PA-C, is the practice’s founder and clinician. She is a physician assistant.
How is pricing explained before a visit?
The practice is self-pay only and does not bill insurance. Pricing is fully disclosed, and every visit includes a Good Faith Estimate before you start.
For more about the urgent-care appointment, read our urgent-care guide before choosing a visit.
