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Veteran-owned · Board-certified family physician · Telehealth in Arizona

Veteran primary care and hormone management in Arizona, by video.

9LINE Medical Corporation is a cash-pay telehealth practice for Arizona veterans, military retirees, and Guard and Reserve members, founded by a former Army family physician. One plain monthly fee, labs done near you, and your VA care stays yours.

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Opening first · winter 2026–27 · Founding-member waitlist is open

Availability in Arizona

Telehealth care is available only where Dr. Rawson holds a license. In Arizona he does.

Opening firstArizona: launch state

9LINE Medical Corporation is launching first in Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas, and Arizona is one of those four launch states (winter 2026–27). Dr. Rawson is licensed in Arizona. Founding members on the waitlist are invited to book first.

Is 9LINE Medical Corporation a fit for you?
Arizona

Phoenix, Tucson, Sierra Vista and Yuma.

Built for Arizona's military community

Veterans of every era, retirees, Guard and Reserve members, and active-duty service members seen in coordination with their military primary care manager. Wherever you are in Arizona, the visit comes to you; the labs are drawn near you.

Installations and communities we serve

  • Fort Huachuca
  • Luke Air Force Base
  • Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
  • Marine Corps Air Station Yuma
  • Yuma Proving Ground
  • Camp Navajo

VA facilities we coordinate with

  • Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center (Phoenix)
  • Southern Arizona VA Health Care System (Tucson)
  • Northern Arizona VA Health Care System (Prescott)

We coordinate with your VA team with your permission and never bill the VA. 9LINE Medical Corporation is independent of the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense.

How it works here

The rules that apply to telehealth in Arizona.

Telehealth in Arizona, done properly

Where you must bePhysically in Arizona during each video visit. Telehealth licensing follows the patient's location, not the address on file.
LabsQuest Diagnostics (Sonora Quest) and Labcorp patient service centers in Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma and Sierra Vista. Testosterone is drawn before 10 a.m.; recent VA labs can often be reused.
PrescriptionsIssued only when clinically appropriate, after a live audio-video visit and the required labs, under Arizona and federal law. No medication is guaranteed; no monitoring labs, no refill.
Care lanesPrimary care for veterans · Hormone management, including testosterone deficiency evaluation · Blast and TBI hormone screening · VA claim documentation: nexus letters, DBQs and independent medical opinions at flat fees.

Good to know in Arizona

  • Arizona licenses D.O.s through its own Board of Osteopathic Examiners, separate from the Arizona Medical Board.
  • Arizona does not observe daylight saving time, so visit times are confirmed in Arizona time when you book.
  • Arizona is one of the four launch states opening first, alongside California, Florida, and Texas.
Pricing

The same in every state.

What it costs in ArizonaPreview pricing

Intake evaluationExtended video visit, records review, lab orders, written plan and VA-ready records packet. Everyone starts here.$249
MembershipVisits tied to your lab cadence, secure messaging, prescription management, deployment pause. Or $999 a year.$99per month
Non-member follow-upSame care, no commitment.$149
DBQ completionDisability Benefits Questionnaire completed from records and an exam visit.$295
Nexus letterMedical opinion linking a current condition to service, with rationale and citations.$595
Independent medical opinionFull records review and written opinion for complex or multi-condition claims.$995

Physician services only. Medications, labs and imaging are paid by you directly at the vendor's price. Membership is not health insurance and is not a health plan. Full pricing and what is included.

Arizona questions

Asked by veterans here.

Plain answers for Arizona

When does 9LINE Medical Corporation open in Arizona?

Arizona is one of the four launch states. 9LINE Medical Corporation is launching first in Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas (winter 2026–27), and founding members on the waitlist are invited to book first.

I'm at Fort Huachuca or Davis-Monthan. Can I be seen?

Yes, in coordination with your military primary care manager if you are on active duty; directly if you are retired, a veteran, or in the Guard or Reserve.

Where are labs drawn in Arizona?

Sonora Quest and Labcorp patient service centers cover Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma and Sierra Vista. Recent VA labs can often be reused.

Who regulates Dr. Rawson in Arizona?

The Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery, which licenses and disciplines D.O.s in the state.

More questions answered on the main page.

Notices

Licensing and complaints.

Licensing and notices for Arizona

Licensing in ArizonaDr. Rawson is licensed to practice in Arizona and is regulated there by the Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery. Verify the license at www.azdo.gov. 9LINE Medical Corporation is a California professional medical corporation (OMBC Fictitious Name Permit No. FNP4082).

Other states where 9LINE Medical Corporation is licensed

Opening first

CaliforniaFloridaTexas

Coming soon

ColoradoGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoMontanaNevadaTennesseeUtahWashingtonWyoming
Opening first · Founding waitlist · Arizona

Get the first Arizona invitation

Arizona is one of the four launch states opening first. Founding members are invited to book before 9LINE Medical Corporation opens to the public in Arizona. Joining takes a minute and asks for contact details only.

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