Care Plans

There are two ways to access care while in the field.  The first is via the MissionMD patient portal, where you can contact your MissionMD doctor and our support staff anytime by message.  The second is by booking a tele-health appointment also through the MissionMD patient portal.  Telehealth appointments are conducted via the Zoom app which is installed on every missionary’s phone.

For Elders (24 months), 4 telehealth consultations are included in the membership fee.  

For Sisters (18 months), 3 telehealth consultations are included. 

In the unlikely event that more consultations are needed, they are provided at a discounted rate of $79.  Simple messaging with the provider is free.

A consultation can be scheduled by any Elder or Sister currently serving.  No medications can be directly provided or prescribed to missionaries serving outside the U.S.  The consultation fee is $149.

Yes!  We create custom plans for missionaries currently in the field to best fit the complexities of their unique case.  Please reach out to our support team at info@missionmd.com.

Yes.  For most plans, you are able to use HSA or FSA funds toward the MissionMD plans.

Due to the complexity of providing care via telehealth worldwide, insurance is not accepted.

Immediately after your order, the prescriptions are submitted to the pharmacy where they are reviewed and packaged by a licensed pharmacist.  The medication pack is then shipped directly to your door.  We recommend purchasing your medication packs at least two weeks prior to travel.

• Ibuprofen 600:  For fever or pain
• Imodium: For diarrhea
• Ondansetron: For nausea and vomiting
• Azithromycin: Antibiotic for travelers diarrhea and certain respiratory infections
• Cefdinir: Antibiotic for a variety of infections of the skin, urinary tract and respiratory tract.

In addition we are able to provide most medications that your missionary may currently be taking, such as medications for asthma for example, as well as medications specifically needed in the area of service, such as medications to prevent malaria.  These additional medications are generally available at a steeply discounted rate due to our relationship with national pharmacies.

No.  Each medication is prescribed (and labeled) specifically to the missionary and should cause no problems with travel.  Due to international constraints, we are unable to prescribe any controlled medications including certain pain medications and ADHD medications.

Yes, you can.  Due to international pharmacy restrictions, coupled with the frequent missionary transfers, new or refilled medications are generally mailed to the missionary’s U.S. home and then forwarded to the missionary by family.