DispatchHealth provides urgent medical care in your home! Avoid the wait rooms and getting more sick. Book an appointment now if you have any symptoms needing medical attention.

A visit with DispatchHealth costs roughly the same as a walk-in urgent care visit. On average, most patients pay anywhere from $5 – $50 after insurance. Your insurance plan determines the percentage of the total bill you’re responsible for. Note that if you have a high deductible plan, you must meet your deductible before your insurance covers the cost.

DispatchHealth’s qualified practitioners provide in-home advanced urgent treatment for a wide array of non-life-threatening medical conditions. We cater to just about everyone, from babies ages three months and older to seniors, and are at work 365 days a year to meet the medical needs of busy people like you.

To see a full list of all conditions and symptoms we treat, click here.

After contacting us, it typically takes 1-2 hours for a medical team to come to your location. Please note that the ETA may vary depending on the number of patient visits we have that day. When you call to schedule a visit, you will be given an approximate arrival time.

While many urgent cares don’t provide x-rays, DispatchHealth does offer x-rays and mobile imaging. This means we’ll come to your home to address your minor breaks, sprains, and bruises and get you a mobile x-ray if necessary.

Booking an appointment with us is easy! Simply give us a call or click here.

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The best part is you can avoid waitrooms and get medical help in your home with DispatchHealth!

If you do not have or we are not contracted with your insurance company, DispatchHealth accepts payment of a flat rate of $275 at the time of treatment via credit card. This flat rate is for everything that we do, which includes medications administered, procedures performed, and on-site lab tests obtained. At times, third-party service providers may be recommended including imaging, labs, prescriptions or other healthcare services. In these instances, the patient will be billed separately by those services. Payment methods include credit, debit, health savings account (HSA), health reimbursement account (HRA) and flexible spending account account (FSA) payments.