The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has established the Tokyo Metropolitan Temporary Online Fever Medical Center, where those who have a fever or other illnesses and wish to receive medical treatment or prescription medicine can receive online medical treatment.

For details, please see the website of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Health and Welfare below.
https://www.fukushihoken.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/iryo/kansen/onlinesinryo.html (external site)

Those who meet all of the following requirements are eligible.
(1) Living in Tokyo. (Limited to those who are in Tokyo at the time of online medical treatment.)
(2) be between the ages of 13 and 64; (Those with underlying diseases and those who are pregnant are not eligible.)
(3) Self-testing with a new coronavirus test kit.
(4) Suspected new coronavirus infection such as fever, influenza, etc.

*Test kits are limited to those approved by the government as in-vitro diagnostic drugs or over-the-counter drugs.
*About the antigen qualitative test kit distributed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government Click here (external site) .
*Those who are at high risk of becoming seriously ill (those aged 65 or over, those with underlying medical conditions, those who are pregnant, etc.) should visit their family doctor or fever outpatient clinic. For children under elementary school age , please consult your family doctor or local pediatrician.

1. Consultation hours The consultation hours of the Tokyo Temporary Online Fever Medical Center are as follows.
Hours 9:00 to 24:00 (including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays)
*Reception hours will be extended to 24 hours during the year-end and New Year holidays (12/29-1/3).

2. Expenses When using the medical center, you will have to pay your own expenses in the same way as when you visit a regular medical institution.
Please understand that the amount will vary depending on the contents of the consultation and the copayment rate of health insurance.

3. Where to consult for those who have already received a confirmed positive diagnosis If you have already received a confirmed positive diagnosis and want to seek medical care, the consultation destination will differ depending on the method of the confirmed diagnosis.
If you have received a definitive diagnosis at a medical institution, please consult with the medical institution where you received the diagnosis.
If you have registered with the Tokyo Positive Person Registration Center, please contact the Support Center for Home Patients (Uchisapo Tokyo 0120-670-440) or the Follow-up Center for Home Patients.