Connect with our provider by secure video visit 7 days a week and receive the same quality care you trust from The Urgent Care. Many insurance plans accepted.
Feeling under the weather but can’t make it in? The Urgent Care offers virtual visits across Louisiana for new and existing patients. Connect face to face with a trusted provider and get quality care for many common conditions, right from the comfort of home. We accept most major insurance plans and bill your insurer directly, though some plans may not fully cover virtual visits, so a copay or coinsurance may apply. It’s the same great care you expect, now just a click away.
*Appointments are available for adults and children aged 6 months+
When we’re available:
Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Weekends: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Virtual visits are available only to patients located in Louisiana. You must be physically present in the state at the time of your appointment.
At The Urgent Care, we aim to make your visit as smooth as possible. We accept many major insurance plans. If you do not see your insurance provider, just reach out. Our team is happy to help!
Telehealth allows you to connect with a healthcare provider virtually from the comfort of your home, office, or anywhere you have a secure internet connection. During your visit, a provider can evaluate your symptoms, answer questions, provide medical advice, and determine the best next steps for your care.
Many insurance plans cover Telehealth visits, but coverage varies by plan. We recommend checking with your insurance provider regarding your specific benefits. Self-pay options may also be available.
Virtual visits are a convenient option for many common, non-emergency conditions. Your provider will determine the best treatment plan based on your symptoms.
Virtual visits must be completed through a secure video connection. You will need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone to meet with your provider.
If your provider determines that medication is appropriate for your condition, they may send a prescription to your preferred pharmacy. Some medications and conditions may require an in-person evaluation.
The cost of a virtual visit depends on your insurance coverage and benefits. If you are self-pay, a virtual visit will cost $79.
You will need a device with a camera and microphone, such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer, as well as a reliable internet connection. You should also choose a quiet, private location where you can comfortably discuss your health concerns with your provider.
Virtual visits are available for patients aged 6 months and older. Children may be seen with a parent or legal guardian present during the visit.
Your insurance benefits, including copays and deductibles, may apply to virtual visits depending on your specific plan. We recommend checking with your insurance provider for details about your coverage.
You should choose an in-person visit if you:
- Need testing, lab work, imaging, or a physical examination
- Have symptoms that require hands-on evaluation
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
Yes, you may be able to schedule a virtual visit while traveling, as long as you are located in Louisiana where our providers are licensed to provide care and you have access to a secure internet connection.
Schedule your virtual appointment today and take the first step toward convenience and care.
Urgent Care brinda servicios virtuales de atención de urgencia a pacientes a través de nuestra plataforma de telemedicina. Antes de realizar una visita virtual, lea atentamente y comprenda lo siguiente:
Telehealth visits are not a subsitite for in-person care. Telehealth urgent care visits are not intended to replace in-person medical consultations. Telehealth visits have limitations and may not cover all aspects of an in-person examination. Emergent medical situations can not be assisted and will be redirected to the nearest emergency room.
Alcance limitado. Virtual visits have limitations on the conditions we are able to treat, especially if the condition requires in-person examination or further testing. Providers make decisions based on the infromation available during the viritual visit but may require the patient to continue their care in-clinic.