Same-day care
Sick Visits in Denton, TX — Seen Today for $75
Feeling awful today? You can be seen today. Evolve Health offers same-day sick visits in Denton for $75 self-pay — in person at our clinic or by video anywhere in Texas.
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What we treat at a sick visit
- Colds, flu, and sinus infections — testing, diagnosis, and treatment to get you back on your feet.
- Strep throat and ear infections — rapid evaluation with a clear treatment plan.
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs) — fast relief without the ER wait.
- Rashes, skin infections, and minor injuries — looked at, diagnosed, and treated.
- Stomach bugs, nausea, and dehydration concerns — practical care and guidance.
- Allergies and asthma flare-ups — especially during North Texas allergy season.
Your visit, step by step
1
Book in a minute
Call (940) 257-2002 or book online. Same-day slots are held for sick visits.
Call (940) 257-2002 or book online. Same-day slots are held for sick visits.
2
Tell us what's going on
Your provider listens first — no rushed 5-minute visits.
Your provider listens first — no rushed 5-minute visits.
3
Get answers
Exam, testing if needed, and a clear diagnosis in plain English.
Exam, testing if needed, and a clear diagnosis in plain English.
4
Leave with a plan
Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy when appropriate, plus what to watch for.
Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy when appropriate, plus what to watch for.
Upfront about price
Sick visits are $75 for self-pay patients — one flat price. If you have insurance, we're in-network with BlueCross BlueShield of Texas, UnitedHealthcare, Oscar, Aetna (commercial), HealthSelect of Texas, TRS-ActiveCare, and Ambetter. Confirm your plan's benefits with your insurer before your visit.
Prefer video?
Most sick visits work great over video — colds, flu, UTIs, rashes, and refills. If you need hands-on care, we'll bring you into the Denton clinic instead.
Serving Denton, Corinth, Lewisville, Argyle, Highland Village, Flower Mound, and Lake Dallas
We're on Lillian Miller Parkway in Denton — a straight shot for anyone in Corinth, Lewisville, Argyle, or Highland Village. Too sick to drive? Our telehealth clinic covers all of Texas, so you can get care from your couch in Flower Mound, Lake Dallas, or Little Elm.
Self-pay sick visit
$75
One clear price. Seen today, back on your feet tomorrow.
- Same-day appointments in Denton
- Video visits anywhere in Texas
- Prescriptions to your pharmacy
- No surprise bills
Questions, answered
Sick Visits FAQs
How much is a sick visit without insurance?
Sick visits are $75 for self-pay patients — one clear price, no surprise bills.
Can I really be seen the same day?
Yes. We hold same-day slots for sick visits. Call (940) 257-2002 in the morning for the best availability.
Can a sick visit be done over video?
Many can — colds, flu, UTIs, rashes, and sinus issues are all good fits for telehealth. If the provider needs to examine you in person, we'll say so upfront.
What should I bring to a sick visit?
A photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a list of current medications and allergies.
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Read resource → Preventive Care
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Read resource → Texas Outdoors
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Read resource → Seasonal Health
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Read resource → Seasonal Health
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Sick between classes or need a sports physical? NCTC students can get care minutes from the Corinth campus.
Read resource → Seasonal Health
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Cedar fever, oak pollen, ragweed — North Texas throws something at your sinuses nearly year-round. How to tell allergies from a cold, what actually helps, and when to see us.
Read resource → Texas Outdoors
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'Leaves of three, let it be' applies in Texas too. Here's how to spot poison ivy and oak and handle exposure.
Read resource → Seasonal Health
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Read resource → Texas Outdoors
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Read resource → Common Conditions
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Denton's heavy allergy seasons often end in sinus trouble. Here's how sinus infections develop, how they differ from allergies, and what a clinic visit may involve.
Read resource → Texas Outdoors
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Rattlesnakes, copperheads, and other venomous snakes live in Texas. Here's how to share the outdoors safely.
Read resource → Common Conditions
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Read resource → Texas Outdoors
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Texas ticks can spread ehrlichiosis and other illnesses. Here's how to avoid bites and what to do if you find one attached.
Read resource → Student Health
TWU Student Healthcare Guide: Denton, TX
From sick visits to women's health and birth control, here's how TWU students get care near campus without the runaround.
Read resource → Student Health
Healthcare for UNT Students: A Denton Clinic Guide
Sick at school, need a physical, or new to Denton? Here's how UNT students get fast, straightforward care minutes from campus.
Read resource → Common Conditions
Urgent Care in Denton, TX: A $75 Sick-Visit Alternative
Skip the weeks-long wait for a doctor's appointment. For non-emergency illness and minor injury, Evolve Health in Denton offers $75 sick visits — in person or by telehealth.
Read resource → Common Conditions
UTI Symptoms & Care in Denton
Urinary tract infections are common and uncomfortable. Here's how UTIs typically feel, what a clinic visit may involve, and where to get care in Denton.
Read resource → Seasonal Health
Mosquitoes & West Nile Virus in Denton: What to Know
Denton County sees West Nile virus activity most summers. Here's what the virus is, what symptoms look like, and when care is needed.
Read resource → Texas Outdoors
Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality in Texas
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