Get all the care your gut needs

Oshi Health is whole-person gastrointestinal (GI) care with a team of expert GI providers, registered dietitians, and gut-brain specialists—with virtual visits available within days (often as soon as tomorrow). Oshi GI health services provide clinically-proven, personalized care for all types of GI symptoms and conditions, whether or not you have a diagnosis.

We treat hundreds of GI conditions—including Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), gastritis, and more—as well as digestive symptoms like diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain, and bloating. Whether or not you have a diagnosis, our digestive health specialists can address your symptoms so you can get back to life without digestive issues.

Our evidence-based approach helps patients find lasting relief through ongoing access to a dedicated team of GI specialists, with oshi virtual care and chat messaging through our mobile app. When you sign up, you’ll first meet with a GI provider who reviews your health history and builds your tailored care plan. From there, you’ll work toward symptom control and better gut health through unlimited visits with your care team—including a GI provider, registered dietitian, and/or gut-brain specialist based on your unique needs.

Oshi is in-network with most major health plans, so many patients pay little to nothing out of pocket, depending on their plan. We’re not currently in-network with Medicare or Medicaid. If you have out-of-pocket costs, we offer flexible payment plans, and our GI services are HSA eligible.

To get started, visit oshihealth.com. Walk through the steps to create an account and schedule your first virtual visit for a time that’s convenient for you. Oshi Health provides virtual GI care in all 50 states, so we look forward to partnering on your GI care journey, no matter where you live! Please note: you must be 18 or older to receive care from Oshi, and we’re not currently able to accept Medicare or Medicaid plans.