ContactNurse

Your pocket guide to nurse lines, urgent care, free clinics, and what care might cost. Ask by voice. Free, private, no signup.

ContactNurse helps you find the right care faster.

When you’re sick, worried, or unsure where to go, ContactNurse puts nurse lines, nearby care, and trusted resources in one place — so you can choose with more confidence before an unnecessary ER visit or an expensive wrong turn.

Use ContactNurse to:

• Find nurse advice lines from major insurance carriers • Browse state, Medicaid, hospital, and community nurse lines • Save your own nurse line from your member ID card or benefits guide • Personalize shortcuts with a care profile (health plan, Medicaid, employer, or health system) • Open employer or partner benefit links when your organization offers them

Find care nearby

• Urgent care, hospitals, emergency rooms, and pharmacies • Physicians by specialty and location (including “near me”) • Free and low-cost clinics (FQHCs) on a sliding fee scale

Get guidance, not guesswork

• Mental health care and substance use support (FindTreatment.gov) • Dental care, labs & testing, prenatal support, and LGBTQ+ health resources • At-home care info and prescription discount tools • Membership primary care (DPC) — learn how monthly-membership doctors differ from insurance-based care, with links to find practices • Cost estimator — rough national ranges for common visits and procedures, plus membership vs. per-visit comparisons

Ask by voice

• Tap Ask to search for doctors, clinics, nurse lines, and Resources using plain speech

Emergency & crisis

• Quick access to 911 guidance and crisis hotlines (including 988)

ContactNurse is built to help you navigate care options — not replace your clinician or benefits team. If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.

ContactNurse does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Phone numbers, links, and cost estimates are for convenience and education only; your plan, network, and local prices may differ. Always confirm details with your insurer, employer, or care provider.