05/19/2013– Doctor Headquarters (DrHQ.com) Debuts New Online Medical Care...

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – April 12, 2012 – For many Americans, maintaining their health is actually a hassle. Once diagnosed with a condition, many people have to return to their doctors to pay for an out-of-pocket medical visit just to renew prescriptions for their maintenance medication. Now, Americans have a better way to get their needed medication without ever having to leave their home – DrHQ.com.

“We wanted to make it more convenient for people to receive their critical maintenance medication so that they will actually take it on a regular basis,” said DrHQ Senior Vice President of Sales Peter Reynolds. “Our service offers them no waiting and a low cost method to see the licensed medical professional they need.”

Even though their medical conditions have not changed it is difficult, inconvenient and costly for some patients to visit a doctor just for a refill of much needed medication.

“With DrHQ, schedule an annual physical with a doctor in person and then visit with your doctor online as needed to refill your maintenance medication,” Reynolds said. “We have taken the fear and hassle out of regular visits with your primary care doctor.”

DrHQ not only helps to contain medical costs, a key component of recent government legislation, but also encourages regular checkups and ongoing health maintenance. It also is an important way to increase medical access to rural areas.

“Many rural areas may not have access to specialty physicians, such as gastrointestinal doctors and specialized podiatry doctors,” Reynolds said. “Now they can meet with the doctor on one initial visit and then correspond with the doctor online for further maintenance needs. When the biggest city is over an hour away, our service can give them back two hours of their family time.”

The cash-based service also makes medical care accessible to the uninsured and underinsured in the United States.

“There are over 35 million underinsured and uninsured in America,” Reynolds said. “Our service makes affordable maintenance health care accessible to more people in the country without the need for health insurance.”