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Virtual Doctor Visit | Eaton
Same nurse practitioner you would see in the office. Different room.
Virtual primary care for Eaton, from a family medicine practice
Eaton has a lot going for it. A quick way to see a primary care provider on a Tuesday afternoon is not one of them. A virtual doctor visit with NOCO Healthcare solves that for Eaton families. We are a family medicine practice about 15 minutes south on US-85, and our nurse practitioner sees patients by secure video for the everyday things that do not need an exam table: colds, sinus infections, rashes, refills, and questions you would rather not sit on until the weekend.
Call us during office hours and we will find you a same-day or next-day time. The link comes by text.
Key points
- Same-day and next-day video visits for Eaton patients, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- If you need to be seen, our Greeley clinic is about 15 minutes away and we hold appointments for that.
- Visits are with a nurse practitioner from our family medicine practice, not a rotating telehealth pool.
- No app. We text you a secure, HIPAA-compliant link and it opens in your browser.
- Prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose.
- Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance accepted. Self-pay rates available by phone.
What we can treat without seeing you in person
Our nurse practitioner sees Eaton patients by video for the same everyday illnesses that fill a family medicine schedule: colds and flu, sinus infections, sore throats, ear infections, pink eye, UTIs, migraines, rashes, and allergy flare-ups. Prescription refills, lab follow-ups, and check-ins on ongoing conditions are also easy to handle on screen, and they are often the visits patients are most grateful not to drive for.
Kids are welcome on virtual visits. A parent holding the phone can show us a rash, a throat, or a tired child better than most descriptions can, and it lets us decide quickly whether the child needs to come in. Our pediatric clinic in Greeley is part of the same practice, so the transition from screen to exam room is seamless if it is needed.
We are honest about limits. Anything involving chest pain, breathing trouble, a possible fracture, a wound that may need closing, severe pain, or a symptom that frightens you should be seen in person, and sometimes in an emergency department. If we hear one of those on a call, we stop and get you where you need to be.
What to expect on the call
Scheduling starts with a phone call to (970) 888-0399. We ask a few questions, find a time, and text you a secure link before the appointment. There is nothing to install and no account to set up; the visit opens in your browser on a HIPAA-compliant platform. If you have never done a video visit, plan on it taking about as long as a normal office visit without the waiting room.
Our nurse practitioner runs the visit the way she would in the exam room: what is going on, how long, what you have tried, what else is happening with your health. Good light helps if you need to show a rash or a throat. Prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you name. Lab or imaging orders go into your chart. If it turns out you need to be seen, we schedule that before you hang up, and the drive from Eaton to Greeley is about 15 minutes.
Nobody wants to drive to a clinic to be told to rest and drink fluids.
A video visit gets you a real answer from a real provider, and if that answer is a prescription, it is at your pharmacy before you have found your shoes.
A note from Sheree
I started this practice because I wanted people to have a provider who actually knows them. Telehealth was never going to replace that, but it turns out it protects it. When a patient can reach me from home on a bad day, they stay with the practice, and I get to keep taking care of them. That matters to me more than any app ever could.
Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, founder of NOCO Healthcare
Video first, office when it matters
We use video visits for the things video is good at and the office for everything else. Physicals, vaccines, injuries, lab draws, minor procedures, and any visit where a provider needs to put hands on the problem are done in person at our Greeley clinic, about 15 minutes from Eaton. If you are not sure which kind of visit you need, call and ask. We will tell you, and we will not book a video visit just to bill for it and then bring you in anyway.
Everything lives in one chart. The nurse practitioner on your screen today is the same one who handles your family medicine care in the office, and she will already know your history when you walk in.
Coverage and cost
Video visits are covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans, and we bill them the way we bill an office visit. If you have a high-deductible plan or no insurance, ask for the self-pay rate when you call; we quote it before the appointment, not after. There are no subscription fees and no membership. You pay for the visit you have.
A family medicine practice that Eaton can actually reach
Eaton patients tell us the same thing: they want one provider for the whole family and they want to be able to get in. Video visits are how we make the second part true. On the days you do need to be seen, our Eaton primary care and Eaton family medicine pages describe the in-person side, and we hold appointments each day for people who call that morning.
Three steps to a video visit from Eaton
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Virtual visit questions from Eaton patients
How do I book a virtual doctor visit from Eaton?
Call NOCO Healthcare at (970) 888-0399 during office hours, Monday through Friday. Tell us you would like a video visit and we will find you a time, often the same day. We text you a secure link shortly before the appointment.
Do I need to download an app for the video visit?
No. The link we text you opens in your phone's browser on a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. You do not need to create an account or remember a password.
What should I have ready for the video visit?
A charged phone, a quiet spot with decent light, your pharmacy's name, a list of your current medications, and a thermometer reading if you have a fever. If the problem is a rash or a swollen area, be somewhere you can show it on camera.
Is a virtual visit as good as an office visit?
For the right problem, yes. A sinus infection does not get diagnosed any better in person than on video. For physicals, injuries, vaccines, and anything that needs a hands-on exam, the office is the right place, and we will tell you which is which.
Does NOCO accept Medicaid for virtual visits from Eaton?
Yes. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans for video visits, billed the same way as an office visit. If you are paying out of pocket, ask for the self-pay rate when you call.
Are virtual visits only for established patients?
No. New patients are welcome. Call, give us your basic information, and we will schedule your first visit by video. If we need paperwork from you, we send it electronically.
Is my information private on a video visit?
Yes. We use a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform, the visit is documented in your chart the same way an office visit is, and nothing is recorded or shared outside your care team.
How far is NOCO Healthcare from Eaton if I need to come in?
Our clinic is at 1130 38th Avenue, Suite A, in Greeley, about 15 minutes from Eaton. If a video visit turns into an in-person visit, we book it before the call ends and hold same-day and next-day appointments for that reason.
Is a virtual visit a good way to establish primary care from Eaton?
It is a good first step. Many new patients from Eaton meet us on video for an immediate problem, then come in for a physical once they have decided we are a fit. Our primary care and family medicine pages for Eaton explain the in-person side.
Can you order lab work or an X-ray from a virtual visit?
Yes. Orders for labs and imaging go into your chart during the call, and you can come by the clinic or a nearby lab at your convenience. Results are reviewed by the same provider, and follow-up can happen by video again.
Feeling rough in Eaton? Do not drive. Call.
A video visit with our nurse practitioner is usually available the same day. If you need to be seen in person, we will tell you and get you in.
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