UrgentCare2Go® provides discreet, in-home medical evaluations for mild to moderate bleeding, including nosebleeds, cuts, rectal bleeding, vaginal bleeding, or unexplained bruising. Our mobile clinicians assess the source of bleeding, severity, and potential causes, and help determine whether immediate treatment or additional testing is needed — all from the comfort and safety of your home.
We accept most major insurance plansA bleeding evaluation helps determine the cause and severity of bleeding, whether acute or chronic. Your provider will examine the source, assess risk factors, review medications, and identify whether bleeding is due to injury, infection, inflammation, menstrual changes, hemorrhoids, medication effects, or an underlying medical condition.
In-home evaluations reduce unnecessary ER visits and allow you to receive care quickly and comfortably. UrgentCare2Go® helps patients:
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At UrgentCare2Go®, we accept most major insurance plans including Medicare and Texas Medicaid using our billing company DK Physicians PLLC.
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We evaluate non-life-threatening bleeding such as nosebleeds, cuts, rectal bleeding, vaginal bleeding, gum bleeding, bruising, and blood in stool or urine.
Persistent, unexplained, or recurrent bleeding, large bruises, frequent nosebleeds, blood in stool or urine, prolonged bleeding from minor cuts, or bleeding accompanied by dizziness or fatigue should be evaluated.
Severe bleeding, large-volume blood loss, difficulty breathing, fainting, or bleeding that will not stop with pressure should be evaluated emergency care. Your provider can guide you if you're unsure.
Yes. Blood thinners, aspirin, some supplements, NSAIDs, and certain prescription medications may increase bleeding risk. Your provider will review your medications carefully.
Yes. Symptoms like black stool, bright red blood in stool, abdominal pain, or vomiting blood should be evaluated. Additional testing may be recommended depending on severity.
Providers review symptom history, perform a physical exam, evaluate medication use, and may recommend labs or imaging to identify the source and cause of bleeding.
Yes. In-home clinicians can evaluate mild to moderate bleeding, provide wound care, and determine if further testing or specialist care is needed.
Telehealth can help assess symptoms, review medication risks, and determine whether an in-person visit or testing is needed.
Yes. Whether in-clinic, in-home, or virtual, all evaluations follow HIPAA privacy standards.
Most insurance plans cover evaluations for bleeding, wound care, and related medical needs. Coverage may vary by plan, and our team can help verify your benefits.
Follow-up may be recommended depending on the cause and severity of bleeding. Providers can schedule repeat assessments or refer you to specialists if necessary.
Recurrent or escalating bleeding should be evaluated again. Providers can reassess your condition and adjust treatment or testing as needed.