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Web-doc sessions

Last Updated: 3:10 AM, February 8, 2012

Posted: 3:10 AM, February 8, 2012

DETROIT — Drugstore operator Rite Aid has begun offering people who live in the greater Detroit area use of virtual doctor’s visits.

Either by visiting participating stores or going online, patients can have real-time Web appointments with doctors or nurses, during which they can have discussions, be diagnosed and get prescriptions.

The service, called NowClinic Online Care, isn’t covered by medical insurers, although patients can submit a claim for possible reimbursement. It costs $45 per visit with a doctor, while conversations with nurses are free.

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