Telehealth Urgent Care in Dallas, TX

Yes. Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Arlington, Irving, and every suburb in between are covered, because our nurse practitioners hold Texas licenses and treat patients by video anywhere in the state. You simply need to be in Texas at the time of the visit, and you book through our platform.

In many cases, yes. Eligible prescriptions like blood pressure, allergy, or thyroid medication can be reviewed and refilled during a telehealth visit when clinically appropriate, then sent to your Dallas pharmacy. Controlled substances are never prescribed by telehealth. Bring your bottle or a photo of the label to the video call.

Your provider can order lab work and refer you for imaging as part of the visit fee when appropriate. Labs are drawn at a facility near you in DFW, or through our mobile lab concierge if your address falls within a service area with availability. Lab and imaging charges are billed separately.

Yes. Video visits are run by the same nurse practitioners who own and operate the San Antonio clinic. Lynda Okafor and Maria Rendon are both bilingual and board-certified, with more than a decade each in emergency and hospital medicine, and they bring the same judgment to every Dallas telehealth decision.