TeleMedGlobal4U offers secure video visits in general medicine — with specialist expertise in neurology — for patients across the United States and around the world. No waiting rooms, no referrals needed, and the price is confirmed before you pay.
Every service below is delivered one-to-one by secure video. If your concern needs hands-on examination or urgent testing, Dr. Samimi will tell you plainly and help you find the right in-person care.
A full medical visit for new or ongoing health concerns — the same careful history, review, and plan you would expect in an office, from wherever you are.
Specialist evaluation of disorders of the brain, spine, nerves, and muscles — including second opinions on prior workups, imaging, and nerve studies.
Shorter, focused visits to check how a treatment is working, review new results, and adjust your plan — so small problems don’t become big ones.
When a medication is appropriate, prescriptions are sent electronically to a pharmacy near you. A visit does not guarantee a prescription — that decision is always clinical.
When you need hands-on care, testing, or another specialist, we prepare the referral and a clear summary you can hand to any provider, anywhere.
An unhurried, independent review of a diagnosis or treatment plan — especially for neurological conditions, where a second look often changes the plan.
Three steps, no surprises. You will always know the fee and the exact appointment time — in your time zone — before you pay anything.
Choose a day and time and tell us where you will physically be during the visit — telehealth licensure follows your location, so this step matters. Complete a short intake form about your concern, medications, and history.
The full fee is shown before you confirm and is paid at booking by card through a secure payment link. You will receive an itemized receipt and, after your visit, a superbill you can submit to your insurer.
Join from your phone, tablet, or computer at the appointment time. After the visit you receive a written summary, any prescriptions or referrals, and a plan for follow-up.
Expats, travelers, students abroad, and families split across countries use TeleMedGlobal4U to keep one trusted doctor — without flying home for every question.
Dr. Fred Samimi is a U.S. physician who founded TeleMedGlobal4U to give patients — at home in the United States or living abroad — direct access to careful, unhurried medical care by video.
His practice combines broad general medicine with a special focus on neurology: disorders of the brain, spine, nerves, and muscles. Patients see him for everything from everyday health concerns and medication reviews to complex neurological questions, second opinions, and interpretation of MRI and nerve-study (EMG) results.
Dr. Samimi believes a telehealth visit should feel like a real doctor’s visit: time to explain what is worrying you, a clear explanation of what it likely is, and a written plan you can act on — including honest guidance when the right answer is in-person care instead.
A fuller biography — education, training, and practice history — will be published here.
TeleMedGlobal4U is a self-pay practice: simple, transparent pricing with no insurance paperwork and no surprise bills. You may be able to recover some or all of the fee from your insurer using the superbill we provide.
The full visit fee is paid when you book, by card through a secure payment link. The exact amount — including any difference between a new-patient, follow-up, and second-opinion visit — is shown in full before you confirm, and your card is never charged a different amount.
After each visit you receive a superbill — an itemized statement with the diagnosis and procedure codes insurers use. You can submit it to your insurance plan (including many international plans) for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement is decided by your plan and is not guaranteed.
| Visit | What it covers | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| New patient — general medicine | First visit for a new concern or a full medication and health review | Shown in full at booking, before you pay |
| New patient — neurology | First visit for a neurological concern, including review of prior records, imaging, or EMG results you provide | Shown in full at booking, before you pay |
| Follow-up visit | Progress check, results review, and treatment adjustments for established patients | Shown in full at booking, before you pay |
| Second opinion | Independent review of a diagnosis or treatment plan, with a written summary | Shown in full at booking, before you pay |
Good Faith Estimates: if you are uninsured or paying for your own care, you have the right to a written estimate of expected charges before your visit — see the Good Faith Estimate notice under Privacy & Policies.
Adults seeking general medicine care or evaluation of neurological symptoms and conditions. Telehealth works well for concerns based mainly on your history, records, and results — medication management, headaches, dizziness, numbness, follow-up of known conditions, and second opinions.
Some problems need a hands-on examination or urgent testing. If that is true of yours, Dr. Samimi will say so during the visit and help direct you to appropriate in-person care.
Yes. In the United States, a physician generally must be licensed in the state where the patient is physically located at the time of the visit. That is why booking asks where you will be: your location is checked against Dr. Samimi’s licensure before your appointment is confirmed, and you should join the visit from that location.
Rules for patients located outside the U.S. vary by country. When you book from abroad, tell us the country you will be in so we can confirm the visit can proceed as a medical consultation under the rules that apply there.
Call 911 in the United States, or your local emergency number anywhere else. Do not book a telehealth visit for an emergency. TeleMedGlobal4U cannot respond to emergencies and does not monitor messages continuously.
Call emergency services immediately for symptoms such as chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness or numbness on one side, facial droop, trouble speaking, sudden severe headache, fainting, confusion, or uncontrolled bleeding — these can be signs of stroke, heart attack, or another emergency.
TeleMedGlobal4U is a self-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly; the visit fee is paid upfront by card. After your visit you receive a superbill — an itemized statement with the codes insurers use — which you can submit to your plan for possible out-of-network or international reimbursement. Whether and how much your plan pays is up to the plan.
If you are uninsured or self-pay, you also have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges before your visit (see Privacy & Policies).
Yes — international patients are a core part of this practice: expatriates, travelers, students, and anyone who wants a U.S. physician’s evaluation or second opinion. When booking, tell us the country you will be in during the visit so the applicable rules can be confirmed in advance, and have any records you want reviewed (ideally in English) ready to share.
Prescriptions for patients abroad depend on local pharmacy rules; where a U.S. prescription cannot be filled locally, you will receive documentation you can take to a local physician.
The practice schedules in U.S. Pacific Time. Your confirmation always states the appointment in Pacific Time and converted to the local time zone you provide at booking — double-check the local time on your confirmation, especially around daylight-saving changes, and join from the location you booked under.
Visits are conducted in English, and a family member or trusted person is welcome to join your call to help you communicate. Additional languages offered by the practice will be listed here. If language may be a barrier, note it when you book so we can plan accordingly.
Often, yes — when a medication is clinically appropriate, it is prescribed electronically to a pharmacy near you. A prescription is never guaranteed by booking a visit, and some medications cannot be prescribed by telehealth at all: most controlled substances require an in-person relationship under federal and state rules, and antibiotics are prescribed only when medically indicated.
A smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera, microphone, and a reasonably stable internet connection; a quiet, private place; your photo ID; a list of your medications and allergies; and any records you want reviewed. Test your connection a few minutes early — if technology fails on our side, you will not be charged for a visit that could not take place.
The summaries below explain, in plain language, how your information is handled and the terms your care is provided under. Full documents are provided to every patient before the first visit, and your telehealth consent is confirmed before any visit takes place.
How we use your health information. We use and share your protected health information mainly to treat you, to receive payment for your care, and to run the practice — for example, sending a prescription to your pharmacy, providing a superbill, or coordinating a referral you have asked for. Other uses, such as sharing information for marketing, require your written authorization.
Your rights. You may ask to see or get a copy of your records, request corrections, ask us to limit what we share, request confidential communications (for example, a specific email or phone number only), get a list of certain disclosures, and receive a paper or electronic copy of the full Notice of Privacy Practices at any time.
Our duties. We are required by law to protect the privacy and security of your health information, to tell you promptly if a breach occurs that may have compromised it, and to follow the terms of the notice currently in effect. We will never use or share your information other than as the notice describes unless you tell us in writing that we can.
Questions and complaints. If you believe your privacy rights have been violated, you may complain to the practice or to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. You will never be penalized or retaliated against for filing a complaint. Privacy Officer contact details to be added.
By booking a visit, you will be asked to confirm your consent to care by telehealth. In plain terms, that consent covers:
Under the federal No Surprises Act, if you do not have health insurance, or you are not using your insurance for a visit, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost of your care before the visit takes place.
Book a video visit in general medicine or neurology — price confirmed before you pay, superbill provided after.