51²è¹Ý

OVERVIEW

Utilize emergency rooms for LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS that need immediate medical attention such as: heart attack, stroke, severe chest pain, poisoning, allergic reactions, head injuries, intestinal bleeding, wheezing/shortness of breath, unconsciousness, etc.)

COST

HIGH: Both hospital and stand-alone emergency rooms typically have high costs due to their lower wait times, 24-hour accessibility, and their ability to treat complex cases.

Local Emergency Rooms:

• Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas: 8200 Walnut Hill Ln., Dallas, TX  214-345-6789, Emergency 214-345-7885*
• Trusted ER: 6215 Hillcrest Ave, Dallas, TX 469-868-6322
• Baylor Hospital: 3500 Gaston Ave, Dallas, TX  214-820-0111, Emergency 214-820-2501*
• Lakewood Emergency: 6101 E Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 469-414-3552
• Baylor Scott and White Hospital-White Rock: 9440 Poppy Dr. Dallas, TX 214-324-6100, Emergency 214-324-6111*
• Medical City Hospital: 7777 Forest Ln., Dallas, TX  972-566-7000, Emergency 972-566-7200*
• Parkland Hospital (County): 5200 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, TX  214-590-8000*
• UT Southwestern Clements Hospital: 6201 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, TX  214-633-4700*
• Methodist Dallas Medical Center: 1441 N. Beckley Ave. Dallas, TX.  214-947-8181*

*NOTE:  Hospitals with an asterisk are covered by the 51²è¹Ý student insurance.

OVERVIEW

Utilize urgent care centers for situations requiring immediate medical care, but are NON-LIFE-THREATENING such as: Fever, cold/flu, bronchitis, x-rays, lab tests, vomiting, diarrhea, broken bones, bites/rashes, stitches, etc.

COST

MEDIUM: Urgent care centers usually require a copay and charge based on the tests performed and your level of insurance coverage

LOCAL URGENT CARE CENTERS

• : 3414 Milton Ave, Dallas, TX 469-522-3995*
• : 5800 Lovers Lane Dallas, TX 972-817-6260*
• : 6350 Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX  214-828-0448*
• : 4844 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX  214-295-9410*
• : 4617 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 469-804-9289*

*NOTE:  Urgent Care Centers with an asterisk are covered by the 51²è¹Ý student insurance.

OVERVIEW:

Don't want to leave the comfort of your dorm room or apartment? No problem! Virtually chat with doctors on your phone, tablet, or laptop anytime anywhere using telehealth. this is a great option if you have a non-life-threatening medical issue, but still need to speak to a medical provider. Telehealth can be used for things like cough/cold, rashes, UTIs, sinus infections, headaches, pink eye, etc. Doctors can provide a diagnosis and even prescribe medication over the phone. 

COST

LOW: Telehealth is a low cost option. Download the iOS or Android mobile app for free OR visit www.ahplivecare.com to get started.

For students on the health insurance plan:

• $0/ visit through AHP Live Care

• On the app, click "sign-up" and proceed to fill out registration information. When asked for insurance, select Skip This Step and enter service key AHPFREE.

For students NOT on the student health insurance plan:

• $49/visit through AHP Live Care
• We also recommend exploring the telehealth options available through your personal insurance provider.