A telehealth company that lets patients across the US see licensed doctors and nurse practitioners by video for primary care, urgent care, and specialty visits, and can even deliver prescription treatments like GLP-1 weight-loss medications to their door. It began in 1994 under a different name, later became a marketing firm, and took the LifeMD name in 2021 when it turned to virtual care. Fitting its roundabout past, its original name, ImmuDyne, sounded more like a lab equipment maker than a doctor's office.
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