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Virtual Doctor Visit | Loveland
Finally, a health visit you will not dread.
Virtual primary care for Loveland, from a family medicine practice
A virtual doctor visit for Loveland used to mean a national app, a provider you will never see again, and a prescription sent to the wrong pharmacy. NOCO Healthcare does it differently. We are a family medicine practice in Greeley, and our video visits are handled by the same nurse practitioner who would see you in the office. Loveland is about 30 minutes from us on US-34, which is a long way to drive for a sinus infection. You do not have to.
Same-day and next-day video visits are available Monday through Friday. Call, get a secure link by text, and talk to a provider from your kitchen table. Video visits are run from our primary care office in Greeley, and anything that needs hands-on care is booked there.
Virtual Visits for Loveland, CO: Key Points
- Loveland patients see NOCO's own nurse practitioners on video, not a rotating pool from a national app.
- Our clinic is in Greeley, about 30 minutes east on US-34 from Loveland, for physicals and hands-on exams.
- A Loveland virtual visit is scheduled Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., and we are closed weekends.
- During a Loveland video visit we can order labs, and we order imaging at a nearby center when needed.
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What a virtual visit can handle
Most of what brings people into a family medicine clinic does not require a hands-on exam. It requires a provider who listens, asks the right questions, and knows what to prescribe. By secure video, our nurse practitioner treats Loveland patients for cold and flu symptoms, sinus infections, strep-type sore throats, ear pain, pink eye, urinary tract infections, migraines, rashes, and seasonal allergies. We also handle medication refills, follow-up visits for conditions we already manage, and questions that need a professional answer but not a trip to town.
Virtual visits work for children too. If your child has a fever, a rash, or a cough and you would rather not bring them out, we can see them on screen first and decide together whether an in-person visit is needed. Our pediatric care is part of the same family practice, so the provider on the call already knows how we treat kids.
Some things need to be seen in person. Chest pain, trouble breathing, a possible broken bone, a deep cut, severe abdominal pain, or any symptom that has you scared belongs in an exam room or an emergency department, not on a video call. If you book a virtual visit and we hear something that concerns us, we will say so and get you in.
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 Loveland 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.
I'm Tired of Telehealth Strangers Who Never See Me Twice
National telehealth apps can feel like a lottery. A different face every time, no memory of your history, and sometimes a prescription that lands at the wrong pharmacy. It is hard to trust care that forgets you.
NOCO is a small family medicine practice founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, who started it because patients were being treated as units. Your video visit is with our own team, it goes into your chart, and the same practice sees you in Greeley.
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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 Loveland page covers what those visits look like. The drive is about 30 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.
Insurance and cost
We accept most major insurance plans, Medicare, and Medicaid, and virtual visits are billed the same way an office visit is. Many plans now cover telehealth at the same rate as in-person care; if yours is different, we will tell you what to expect before the visit rather than after. If you do not have insurance, ask about self-pay pricing when you call. We would rather quote you a number than have you skip care over a question mark.
Why Loveland patients use a Greeley family practice for virtual care
Loveland has plenty of clinics. What it has less of is a primary care provider who will pick up the phone, see you on video the same day, and still be the person you see for your physical next spring. NOCO Healthcare is purposely small, founded and run by a nurse practitioner, and we treat telehealth as part of a relationship rather than a transaction. Our Loveland primary care and family medicine pages explain what in-person care looks like when you need it.
Thirty Minutes on US-34 in Snow Is a Lot
Northern Colorado winters do not care about your appointment time. Icy roads and a 30-minute drive can turn a simple sore throat into a stressful outing you would rather skip.
When the weather turns, a video visit keeps you off the highway. Our nurse practitioner can handle many common illnesses on screen, and if you need an exam, we schedule the office visit with you before the call ends.
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From Loveland to Our Screen in Three Steps
Set It Up by Phone
Our front desk takes calls at (970) 888-0399 on weekdays, and same-day video times are usually open.
Check Your Messages
We text a secure, HIPAA-compliant link shortly before your time, ready to open with a single tap.
Settle the Next Step
Leave the call with a treatment plan, a prescription at your pharmacy if needed, or a scheduled visit in Greeley.
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Virtual visit questions from Loveland patients
How do I book a virtual doctor visit from Loveland?
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.
Is a virtual visit a good way to establish primary care from Loveland?
It is a good first step. Many new patients from Loveland 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 Loveland explain the in-person side.
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 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.
Does NOCO accept Medicaid for virtual visits from Loveland?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 my child have a virtual visit?
Yes. Pediatric video visits are common and useful for fevers, rashes, coughs, and pink eye. A parent holds the phone, shows us what is going on, and we decide together whether the child needs to be seen in person.
A Provider Who Remembers You, Even on Video
Loveland patients get the relationship of a small practice with the ease of a screen, and our Greeley clinic is about 30 minutes east on US-34 when you need it.
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What a video visit solves for Loveland patients, and what it does not
Loveland is about 30 minutes from NOCO Healthcare’s Greeley clinic on US-34, which is exactly the kind of distance a virtual visit is built for. Medication refills, a rash you can show on camera, a follow-up on blood pressure or thyroid numbers, a mental health check-in, and the question of whether a sick kid from Thompson Valley or Loveland High needs to be seen in person all work well by video from a kitchen table in Alford Meadows, Seven Lakes, Kinston, or the Lakes at Centerra.
Flu season is where the line gets drawn. Colorado’s flu numbers climbed early in 2026, with 58 hospitalizations reported through the week ending October 10 and the first pediatric flu death of the season confirmed on October 15, after a 2025-26 season that put nearly 11,700 Coloradans in the hospital. A video visit can sort out whether symptoms look like flu, COVID-19, or RSV and whether a prescription makes sense, but a swab has to happen in the office, and anyone struggling to breathe goes to the ER. Loveland’s only emergency room is UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies at 2500 Rocky Mountain Avenue, since Banner McKee ended emergency services on November 5, 2025.
Local context still matters on a screen. A fever in August after evenings near Boyd Lake or the Big Thompson raises the question of West Nile virus, which Larimer County confirmed in 53 people in 2025 and in a Loveland adult in June 2026. A winter cough in a tight new house near Centerra or an older home by Lake Loveland raises radon, which about half of tested Larimer County homes have above the action level. Ozone alerts along the Front Range explain a lot of August asthma flares from Mariana Butte to downtown.
Prescriptions from a video visit go straight to the Loveland pharmacy you name: King Soopers on Eagle Drive or E. 29th Street, Safeway on W. Eisenhower Boulevard, or Walgreens on E. Eisenhower or N. Garfield Avenue. When a visit needs hands, labs, or a test, a real person at the Greeley front desk books it, usually the same week.
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