Virtual urgent care
15 minutes · Selected minor, non-emergency concerns.
$59
Florida-based • 100% cash-pay virtual healthcare
Coming soon · Patient appointments and payments are not open.
Feel better.
From wherever
you are.
Personal, approachable primary care and minor urgent care — without the waiting room. We are cash-pay only and do not bill insurance. Thoughtful visits, transparent pricing, and a provider who listens.
For patients physically located in Florida at the time of their virtual visit.
A more personal way to get care
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Your health deserves time, attention & kindness.Primary care + minor urgent careServices & pricing
Everyday care. Clear prices.
Planned cash-pay visit fees. Appointments are not open yet.
Initial primary care
30 minutes · A first visit to discuss your health concerns.
$99
Primary care follow-up
15 minutes · Review symptoms, treatment response, and next steps.
$49
Medication refill evaluation
15 minutes · Review whether a non-controlled renewal is appropriate.
$49
Work/school note evaluation
15 minutes · A clinical evaluation; documentation is not guaranteed.
$49
Prescriptions and notes depend on clinical evaluation. Some concerns require in-person care. Outside labs, medications, and other services cost extra.
Simple from start to finish
Healthcare on your schedule.
01
Choose a visit
Select your concern and review the visit price and telehealth eligibility.
02
Meet virtually
Complete secure intake and connect by video with your provider.
03
Get a care plan
Receive recommendations and, when appropriate, a prescription sent to your selected pharmacy.
Meet your provider
Tiffany Barber,
MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Hi, I'm Tiffany! I'm the nurse practitioner behind WanderCare Health, and I believe healthcare should feel personal, comfortable, and centered around you.
My healthcare journey began as a Licensed Practical Nurse, then a Registered Nurse, and eventually a Family Nurse Practitioner in 2020. I've worked in emergency nursing since 2016, and my career has taken me from the West Coast to the East Coast, working in emergency medicine, urgent care, and travel healthcare. Along the way, I've had the privilege of caring for people from all walks of life, including our nation's veterans, and meeting so many beautiful souls whose stories have stayed with me.
WanderCare Health was born from two things I love: wandering the world and caring for people.
I created this practice to bring that same compassion and personal connection into virtual healthcare, making it easier for you to get the care and guidance you need, wherever life takes you.
Because good healthcare isn't just about treating symptoms. It's about caring for the person behind them.
Florida nurse practitioner • Services limited to applicable professional scope, authorization, and telehealth standards.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions.
Do you accept insurance?
No. WanderCare Health is cash-pay only at launch and does not bill or accept insurance for visits. We disclose visit fees before booking and provide Good Faith Estimates when required. Outside labs and pharmacies may have separate charges and billing policies.
Can I get a prescription sent to my pharmacy?
When medically appropriate, prescriptions may be sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy after an evaluation. Medication availability and pharmacy acceptance vary. Controlled substances are not part of the initial service offering.
Can I request a work or school note?
Yes, you may request a medical evaluation. Notes are provided only when supported by the evaluation and clinical findings.
Where must I be during my appointment?
You must be physically located in Florida during your visit. Some concerns may require local in-person or emergency care.
Questions about fees or cancellations? Read our planned financial policies.
Coming soon
Care that fits real life.
Online scheduling is being configured. Please check back for appointment availability.
Important: WanderCare Health is not an emergency service. For severe symptoms, chest pain, difficulty breathing, stroke symptoms, or another emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not submit sensitive medical information through ordinary email or website contact links.