Over the last few years, advances in technology, changing payor models and evolving regulations have allowed Texas Health to provide new offerings, from the low-tech house call to the high-tech, on-demand virtual visit.
We’re dedicated to meeting consumers where they are – or want to be – and providing quality healthcare that’s more convenient than ever. And it’s not a one-size-fits all approach. In fact, Texas Health patient Catherine Martin, is happy to share how she benefited from receiving care in multiple locations, including her own home.
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Here are newer ways to connect with a provider beyond a physician’s practice or a hospital.
Since 2018, Texas Health has collaborated with DispatchHealth to bring back the house call. The service brings a mobile medical team equipped with tools and technology to a patient’s home to care for minor to serious injuries and illnesses, similar to an in-person urgent care visit.
Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care connects patients with fast, convenient and affordable personalized care. With 25 centers (and growing!) open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 365 days a year, and the ability for most patients to leave with medication in hand at no additional cost, Breeze is a new kind of urgent care experience.
Last fall, Texas Health launched Texas Health Care at Home, an innovative new model that brings acute-level care directly into a patient’s home.
As technology transforms the healthcare industry, Texas Health Care at Home focuses on a specific subset of acutely ill patients and allows participants to be cared for in the comfort of a familiar setting, surrounded by loved ones, while receiving constant monitoring from a medical command center supplemented by in-person healthcare services.
And our latest offering, Quick Care Video Visits, connects consumers to a provider online via video within minutes with no advanced scheduling required. It’s a good alternative for people who need care right away and who do not have, or cannot get in to see, their primary care provider.
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