A telehealth urgent care visit is a virtual medical appointment where you speak with a licensed provider using your phone, tablet, or computer. You can receive diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, and medical guidance without coming into the clinic.

It’s simple — go to our online scheduling link and select a Telehealth Urgent Care Visit:

👉 https://ecucoscheduling.as.me/

This link allows you to pick a time and complete preregistration before your appointment.

Telehealth visits are effective for many non-emergency conditions, including:

• Cold, cough, and flu symptoms

• Sore throat

• Fever

• Sinus infections

• Pink eye

• Ear pain

• Rashes and minor skin infections

• Allergies

• Mild asthma symptoms

• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea (stable cases)

• COVID symptoms

• Headaches & migraines

• Medication refills (when appropriate)

• Work or school notes

If you need X-rays, testing, or an in-person evaluation, we will guide you into the clinic the same day.

Yes. Our providers can send prescriptions electronically to your pharmacy, including:

• Antibiotics (when appropriate)

• Steroids

• Allergy medications

• Asthma inhalers

• Nausea medications

• Antivirals (influenza/COVID)

Some medications (such as controlled substances) cannot be prescribed via telehealth per federal regulations.

Yes. Your information remains private, and your visit is conducted using secure, encrypted video tools through our scheduling system.

Yes. We treat patients of all ages, including infants, children, and teens. A parent or guardian must be present for minors.

Telehealth is not recommended for emergencies such as:

• Chest pain

• Severe shortness of breath

• Major injuries

• Heavy bleeding

• Severe abdominal pain

• Signs of stroke

• Head trauma

• High fever in infants (<3 months)

• Severe dehydration

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You can come to our clinic the same day for:

• Walk-in X-rays

• Rapid flu, COVID, or strep testing

• Urinalysis

• In-person evaluation

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Yes. Telehealth is covered by most insurance plans. We also offer affordable self-pay pricing for uninsured patients.

Most visits take 10–15 minutes, and patients are typically seen shortly after scheduling.

Yes. If medically appropriate, we can provide work, school, or return-to-activity notes electronically after your visit.

No. Telehealth works on:

• Smartphones

• Tablets

• Laptops

• Desktop computers

A camera and microphone are all you need.

If helpful, your provider may ask you to send photos through secure messaging or show the area during your video session.

Absolutely. If your provider determines an in-person exam is needed, we’ll have you transition to the clinic the same day with no extra steps.