Urgent Care
Diagnosis, treatment, and services for or conditions that require immediate attention, such as minor injuries, common illnesses, and other urgent medical concerns.
When you don’t have the time or the ability to visit your doctor’s office for medical care, you can turn to telehealth. The exceptional team at TCMA Urgent Care offers telehealth to new and existing patients, giving you the ability to videoconference with your doctor, receive medical care, and be prescribed medication while staying in the comfort of your own home. Request a virtual appointment online, or if you’d like to learn more about how to register for telehealth, call the office. The friendly staff can provide the information you need to access virtual medical services.
The process is simple. After you request a virtual appointment, your provider sends a calendar invite with a link to digital registration forms (more information below). You complete the forms and, using the link given, meet your provider online on the date and time specified in your invitation.
In addition to receiving high-quality health care without leaving home, there’s another benefit: You don’t have to be in the same location as your medical provider. If you live a distance from your TCMA Care location, you can still get the medical care you need in a comfortable, convenient way.
Telehealth uses video conferencing so that you have a face-to-face meeting with your provider — like you’re sitting together in your medical provider's office.
You register online, where you can submit your symptoms, allergies, medications, medical history, and ID cards prior to your first teleconference visit with your medical provider.
Your provider manages your medications and sends your prescriptions electronically to your preferred pharmacy.
Telehealth software allows you to securely process your payment online.
HIPAA is a law that protects the privacy of your medical records and personal health information. Your telehealth interactions are also secure, and only authorized users can access your telehealth sessions.
Most insurance companies cover Telehealth. Additionally, some states require insurance companies to reimburse at the same rate as they cover for in-person appointments. In most states, Medicaid covers Telehealth.
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Access to leading medical professionals
Most insurances accepted
Less wait times and faster results