How to Book a Doctor Appointment or Schedule a Visit on mHospital

You can book a doctor appointment on mHospital through its website or its Android and iOS apps. The site supports three visit formats — telemedicine video calls, in-office visits, and at-home visits — and the general flow is the same for each: find a doctor, pick a service type, choose an available time slot, and confirm. The exact menu labels and confirmation steps aren't documented in the available site content, so treat the steps below as the sequence the site describes rather than a click-by-click walkthrough.

Before You Start

• Decide which visit type fits your situation. mHospital lists three options: telemedicine (video call via smartphone, tablet, or desktop), a doctor's office visit, and an at-home visit for when you're too sick to go out.
• Have your device ready. Video consultations run through a smartphone, tablet, or desktop browser, and the mobile apps are available for both Android and iOS.
• Know what kind of care you need. The site groups services into primary care, urgent care (minor injuries, infections, and aches), and specialty care.

Step-by-Step Booking Flow

1. Choose your visit type

From the homepage, select the option that matches your need:

2. Find a doctor

Use the Find a Doctor function to locate a physician. You can look for a primary care doctor or narrow your search toward a specialist, since mHospital states it connects patients with doctors who have specialization in a specific healthcare vertical.

3. Pick an available time slot

mHospital advertises instant scheduling: you select any available time slot for an appointment at your home, at a clinic, or over a video session. Availability depends on the individual doctor, so the slots you see will vary.

4. Confirm the appointment

Complete the scheduling step for your chosen visit type — the site presents separate actions for each, such as scheduling a video call, reserving a spot at a doctor's office, or scheduling a visit at home. After confirmation, you should have your appointment time and the consultation channel (video link, clinic address, or home visit) set.

5. Join or attend the visit

• Telemedicine: speak to your doctor online via video call at the scheduled time.
• Office visit: go to the doctor's office at your reserved spot.
• At-home visit: stay where you are and the physician comes to you.

Using the Mobile Apps

mHospital offers Android and iOS apps, and the site positions the apps as the fastest way to reach the service and schedule on demand. If you plan to book repeatedly or want video calls on your phone, downloading the app is the more direct route; the website covers the same three visit types if you prefer a desktop browser.

Who the Doctors Are

mHospital states that its practitioners are certified and licensed by the US Board, and that you can connect with medical specialists for a specific healthcare vertical. If being seen by a board-certified physician matters to you, that's the credential the site claims for both its office and at-home visits.

Common Questions

Can I see my own doctor? The site frames clinic visits as "only a choice now" and refers to seeing your "preferred doctor," so the intent is that you can seek out a specific physician through Find a Doctor — but whether your particular doctor is on the platform depends on their participation.

Is there a demo? Yes, the homepage includes a Schedule a Demo option, which is aimed at people evaluating the service rather than booking care.

Are you a doctor? mHospital has a separate provider path: certified doctors can join as providers.

What the Site Doesn't Specify

The available content doesn't state pricing, insurance acceptance, cancellation rules, or appointment lead times, and it doesn't list specific menu names inside the app. If any of those matter for your decision, confirm them directly with mHospital before relying on a booking.