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Virtual Doctor Visit | LaSalle
For the days when the drive is the hardest part.
Virtual primary care for LaSalle, from a family medicine practice
LaSalle is a short drive up US-85 from NOCO Healthcare, but short is not the same as convenient when you have a fever and a job to get back to. A virtual doctor visit for LaSalle residents puts our family medicine nurse practitioner on your phone screen, usually the same day. You describe the problem, we ask the questions we would ask in the exam room, and any prescription goes straight to the pharmacy you choose.
Video visits are available during regular office hours, Monday through Friday. Call to get on the schedule.
Key points
- Same-day and next-day video visits for LaSalle patients, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose.
- 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.
- If you need to be seen, our Greeley clinic is about 15 minutes away and we hold appointments for that.
- Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance accepted. Self-pay rates available by phone.
Conditions we treat by video
A good rule of thumb: if you would describe the problem to a nurse over the phone and expect useful advice, it is probably a good fit for a virtual visit. For LaSalle patients that usually means respiratory infections, sinus pressure and congestion, sore throats, earaches, pink eye, urinary symptoms, migraines, rashes and skin irritation, allergies, and stomach bugs. It also covers the unglamorous but important stuff: refills on a blood pressure or thyroid medication, a follow-up on lab results, or a check-in on a condition we are already managing together.
Because we are a family medicine practice rather than a telehealth app, the visit connects to the rest of your care. If the video visit turns into a lab order, an X-ray order, or an in-person appointment, that happens inside the same chart with the same provider. Nothing gets lost between a stranger on an app and your actual primary care.
What does not belong on a video call: chest pain, shortness of breath, injuries that might involve a fracture, wounds that may need stitches, severe pain of any kind, or anything that feels like an emergency. For those, call us or go to the nearest emergency department. We will always tell you when a screen is the wrong tool.
How a virtual visit with NOCO works
There is no app to download and no portal password to recover. You call the office at (970) 888-0399 during business hours and tell us you would like a video visit. We find a same-day or next-day time, and when the appointment is close, we text a secure link to your phone. Tap the link, allow the camera, and you are in the visit. The platform is HIPAA-compliant, which means it is built to protect your privacy the same way our office is.
The visit itself feels like an office visit with the exam table removed. Our nurse practitioner asks about your symptoms, how long they have lasted, what you have tried, and what else is going on with your health. If a prescription is appropriate, it is sent electronically to the pharmacy you name, whether that is in LaSalle or wherever you happen to be. If we need labs, we order them and you stop by whenever is convenient. If you need to be seen, we book it before the call ends.
The worst part of being sick is usually the logistics.
Finding a ride, finding childcare, finding an hour you do not have. A virtual visit removes all of that. You need a phone, a quiet corner, and ten minutes.
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
When we will ask you to come in
Virtual care is a tool, not a replacement for primary care. Annual physicals, sports physicals, immunizations, DOT physicals, injuries, minor procedures, and anything that needs listening to your lungs or feeling your abdomen still happens in person at our Greeley clinic. Our primary care for LaSalle page covers what those visits look like. The drive is about 15 minutes, and we keep same-day and next-day appointments open for people who need them.
The nice part of using one practice for both is that nothing has to be repeated. The provider on your video call is the same one who will see you in the office, with the same chart in front of her.
What a virtual visit costs
A video visit is a medical visit, so insurance handles it the way it handles an office appointment. We take most major plans as well as Medicare and Medicaid. If you are paying out of pocket, call and ask for the self-pay rate before you book. We keep it simple and we do not surprise people, which is one of the reasons LaSalle patients keep coming back to a small, independent family medicine practice instead of a call center.
The nearest family medicine option for LaSalle
LaSalle residents mostly head into Greeley for primary care, and we are a short drive up US-85. Video visits mean you get us without the trip, and when you need hands-on care, our LaSalle primary care and family medicine for LaSalle pages cover what to expect in the office.
Three steps to a video visit from LaSalle
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Virtual visit questions from LaSalle patients
How do I book a virtual doctor visit from LaSalle?
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.
What conditions can be treated by video?
Colds and flu, sinus infections, sore throats, ear pain, pink eye, urinary tract infections, migraines, rashes, allergies, stomach bugs, medication refills, and follow-ups on conditions we already manage. Anything involving chest pain, breathing trouble, possible fractures, or wounds needs to be seen in person.
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.
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.
What hours are virtual visits available?
Video visits are scheduled during our regular hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. We are not a 24-hour service. If you have an emergency after hours, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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.
Who will I see on the video call?
The same nurse practitioner who would see you in our Greeley clinic. NOCO Healthcare was founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, and it is a small practice on purpose, so the provider on your screen is the one who knows your chart.
Can I get a refill through a virtual visit?
Usually, yes. If we already manage the medication, a video visit is an easy way to review how it is working and send a refill. Some controlled medications have rules that require an in-person visit, and we will tell you if that applies.
Can a nurse practitioner prescribe medication during a virtual visit?
Yes. Our nurse practitioner is licensed to diagnose and prescribe in Colorado. When a prescription is appropriate, it is sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose before the visit ends.
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.
Feeling rough in LaSalle? 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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