Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Overview
Virtual care for common urinary-tract infection symptoms. Your provider reviews your history and advises whether virtual care is appropriate or testing is needed.
Common symptoms or concerns
- Burning or discomfort when urinating
- Frequent or urgent need to urinate
- Cloudy urine or mild discomfort
When virtual care may be appropriate
- Your symptoms are typical and mild to moderate
- You have no fever, back pain, nausea, or pregnancy concerns
How the virtual visit works
- Book a virtual visit through our secure scheduling system.
- Join a secure video visit with a licensed healthcare provider at your appointment time.
- Your provider reviews your health history and discusses your concerns.
- You receive an individualized care plan, with follow-up arranged if needed.
What your provider may evaluate
- Your symptoms, how long you have had them, and what you have tried
- Your personal and family medical history
- Current medications, supplements, and allergies
- Factors that may be contributing to your concern
- Your symptoms, their timeline, and any prior UTIs
- Whether you have pregnancy or other complicating factors
Possible treatment options
Treatment options may include prescription or nonprescription therapies when clinically appropriate. Your provider will determine whether a treatment is safe and appropriate after reviewing your health history and completing a clinical evaluation. Prescriptions are never guaranteed.
Options may include prescription therapy when clinically appropriate, based on your symptoms and history.
When laboratory testing or in-person care may be needed
Some concerns may require laboratory testing, imaging, an in-person examination, or referral to a specialist. Your provider will advise you if your situation is not appropriate for virtual care.
Fever, back pain, pregnancy, recurrent or complex infections may require in-person testing or evaluation.
When to seek urgent or emergency care
First Priority Clinic does not provide emergency medical services. If you experience a medical emergency — such as difficulty breathing, chest pain, severe bleeding, confusion, or signs of a stroke — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Related services
Insurance & payment
We accept several major insurance plans, and a self-pay option is available. Verify your coverage before your visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a prescription through a virtual visit?
A prescription may be considered only when clinically appropriate and after your provider reviews your health history and completes an evaluation. A prescription is never guaranteed.
Can I receive care if I live outside Illinois?
Not at this time. First Priority Clinic currently provides telehealth services to eligible patients located in Illinois.
Will I need a urine test?
Some straightforward cases can be managed virtually; uncertain, recurrent, or complex cases may require a urine test or in-person care.
Medical disclaimer
This page is educational and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Treatment is individualized. Prescriptions are never guaranteed. Read the full Medical Disclaimer.
Cancellation, no-show, and payment terms apply. Please review our Appointment & Payment Policies before scheduling.
First Priority Clinic does not provide emergency medical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Care for urinary tract infection (uti) — book a virtual visit
Schedule through our secure Carepatron system. Individualized, professional care — for eligible patients located in Illinois.
