About Mira — A better way for American healthcare

A better way for American healthcare.

The healthcare problem nobody is solving.

  1. In the U.S., health insurance is the only way to get healthcare, even the most basic services.
  2. But to get insurance, you either have to be employed or pay $500+ a month on your own.
  3. 30+ million people are uninsured, relying on the ER for basic things like Flu treatment, COVID test, and even mental health help.
  4. We believe there should be a better way.
  5. A third option for everybody to get affordable essential everyday healthcare with or without insurance.
  6. That's why we created Mira.

50K+ Users served
10K+ Care visits
100K+ Care interactions
7 Years strong
Since 2019. Pre-COVID. Post-COVID. Two presidents. A lot of changes.
We're still here.

Mira is built for the new economy.

The nature of jobs has changed and so does health benefit. Remote work, gig economy, self-employed — Mira is tailored to meet your needs no matter what you do or where you are.

Get covered

Simple painless enrollment process in less than 5 minutes. No job requirement needed.

Get care

Virtual care, urgent care, lab tests, preventative care, medications, gym discounts.

Anywhere

Available in 45+ states, unlike traditional health plans. Get care at home, remote work, or on the go.

Mira helps you get essential healthcare for a lot less than paying out of pocket.

Mira is like Costco but for your healthcare. You pay a fixed membership fee and we work with providers to get you the best rates. When needing care, you can find, book, and pay using the Mira app.

Service Mira Without Mira
Monthly Cost $42–$50 $100–$300
In-person urgent care $99 $250–$600
Virtual care $25 $50–$100
Mental health $99 $300–$700
Routine bloodwork $40 $350–$550
STD test $99 $212 + $150+ doctor order
Medications Up to 80% off $521–$900
Estimate Annual Spend
For an average year
~$1,100 ~$4,900

Healthcare shouldn't require insurance, a job, or a $500 monthly bill.

Join 50,000+ users who get affordable virtual visits, urgent care, labs, and prescriptions — on their terms.