High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) Refills Treatment
Covered by UnitedHealthcare in Washington

Lisinopril 10–40mg daily; amlodipine 5–10mg daily; hydrochlorothiazide 12.5–25mg daily; metoprolol succinate 25–200mg daily

Losartan, valsartan (ARBs) for ACE inhibitor intolerance; chlorthalidone for thiazide class; carvedilol for beta-blocker class

Yes — all first-line antihypertensives are generic Tier 1 drugs covered by virtually all commercial plans. Most under $10/month.

Refills appropriate for stable, well-controlled hypertension on established therapy. Home blood pressure reading reviewed at visit. Uncontrolled or newly elevated BP warrants in-person workup.

Yes. UnitedHealthcare commercial plans cover telehealth visits for High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) Refills in Washington. TeleDirectMD (Dr. Parth Bhavsar, MD, NPI: 1104323203) is an in-network telehealth provider with UnitedHealthcare in Washington. Your standard UnitedHealthcare telehealth copay applies — typically $0–$25 for most commercial plans. If clinically appropriate, your prescription is sent to your Washington pharmacy immediately after your visit.

Most UnitedHealthcare commercial plans in Washington have telehealth copays of $0–$25. Often $0 for employer plans. Your exact cost depends on your specific plan and whether your deductible has been met. Log into your UnitedHealthcare member portal or call the member services number on your card to verify your telehealth copay before your hypertension refills visit. Self-pay is always available for a flat $79 if you prefer to skip insurance.

Home BP readings reviewed (3-reading average preferred). Medication adherence assessment. Symptom screen for headache, visual changes, chest pain. Review of last labs (BMP for ACE/ARB/diuretic patients). Telehealth is a well-established, evidence-based modality for hypertension refills management. The same clinical standards used in an in-person office visit are applied — you are seen by Dr. Bhavsar, MD, a board-certified physician, not a nurse practitioner or PA.

For hypertension refills, Dr. Bhavsar, MD may prescribe: Lisinopril 10–40mg daily; amlodipine 5–10mg daily; hydrochlorothiazide 12.5–25mg daily; metoprolol succinate 25–200mg daily. Alternatives include: Losartan, valsartan (ARBs) for ACE inhibitor intolerance; chlorthalidone for thiazide class; carvedilol for beta-blocker class. Yes — all first-line antihypertensives are generic Tier 1 drugs covered by virtually all commercial plans. Most under $10/month. Refills appropriate for stable, well-controlled hypertension on established therapy. Home blood pressure reading reviewed at visit. Uncontrolled or newly elevated BP warrants in-person workup.

Yes. If Dr. Bhavsar, MD determines that a prescription is clinically appropriate for your hypertension refills symptoms, it is sent electronically to your preferred Washington pharmacy the moment your visit ends. UnitedHealthcare covers the telehealth visit itself (billed as CPT 99213/99214). Your prescription is then covered by your UnitedHealthcare pharmacy benefit — check your plan's formulary for your specific medication's tier and cost.

If your specific UnitedHealthcare plan is not in-network with TeleDirectMD in Washington, or if your deductible has not yet been met, you can book as a self-pay patient for a flat $79 fee — same physician, same quality of care, no insurance needed. You may also be eligible to submit an out-of-network claim to UnitedHealthcare for partial reimbursement depending on your plan's out-of-network benefit.

TeleDirectMD typically offers same-day and next-day video visits. Book at teledirectmd.com/book-online and select a time that works for you. Most patients are seen within a few hours of booking during business hours. Your hypertension refills symptoms are evaluated by Dr. Bhavsar, MD — not a nurse practitioner or PA — ensuring you receive a board-certified clinical assessment.

Yes — your UnitedHealthcare pharmacy benefit applies to prescriptions written during a covered telehealth visit. Yes — all first-line antihypertensives are generic Tier 1 drugs covered by virtually all commercial plans. Most under $10/month.. Check your UnitedHealthcare formulary or call your pharmacy with your UnitedHealthcare member ID to confirm your copay before pickup. Most first-line medications for hypertension refills are Tier 1 or Tier 2 generics covered by virtually all commercial plans.

Yes. TeleDirectMD is operated by Dr. Parth Bhavsar, MD (NPI: 1104323203), a board-certified Family Medicine physician. TeleDirectMD is LegitScript certified, HIPAA compliant, and is contracted as an in-network telehealth provider with UnitedHealthcare in Washington. Claims are billed using standard CPT codes (99213/99214) and submitted electronically to UnitedHealthcare.

Medicaid, Managed Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare-Medicaid (MME), Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP), UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid), Navigate / Charter / Colorado Doctors Plan (narrow networks), Individual Exchange (ACA Marketplace), Medicare Advantage in IL, MN, and TX (commercial-only contracts) If your plan is not listed, self-pay is available for $79 flat — no insurance required, same physician and quality of care.

Yes. After your telehealth visit, UnitedHealthcare will process the claim and send you an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) — typically within 2–4 weeks by mail or available sooner in your UnitedHealthcare member portal. The EOB shows the amount billed (CPT 99213 or 99214), what UnitedHealthcare paid, and your responsibility (copay or deductible portion). This is standard for any in-network physician visit.

Yes. Telehealth visits with a licensed physician are qualified medical expenses eligible for FSA (Flexible Spending Account) and HSA (Health Savings Account) payment. If your UnitedHealthcare plan applies your deductible first, your FSA or HSA card can be used to pay your portion. The $79 self-pay option is also FSA/HSA eligible.