Dealing with medical problems is one of life’s most significant challenges; the subsequent stress of dealing with your insurance provider worsens things. Our goal at ER of Watauga is to minimize that burden by ensuring that your medical emergency is handled efficiently and smoothly.
To all residents of Texas and the surrounding areas, we provide comprehensive medical insurance treatments and test services. According to state law, your health indemnity company must pay your medical emergency claim, depending on your in-network income. This lessens your concern about finding an in-network provider when you are experiencing a medical emergency.
Emergency Treatments and Tests under Medical Insurance
Our medical insurance treatments in Watauga cover all emergencies and lab tests a patient must undergo. You will get the following treatments and tests under your medical insurance from us.
Tests for Heart Diseases and Disorders
Heart emergencies are life-threatening; that’s why timely diagnosis is necessary to get the necessary treatment. For heart emergencies, ER of Watauga conducts the following tests, and you will be provided the quick and accurate results within less possible time.
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Cardiac Enzyme Test
A cardiac enzyme test is carried out to identify whether someone is having or has previously had a heart attack. This method assesses the levels of enzymes that the heart muscle releases when it is damaged, such as during a heart attack.
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EKG/ECG Test
The EKG test checks whether the patient’s heart rate is normal. This test is performed in case of heart attack, heart failure, and other disorders related to the heart.
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Echocardiography
Various symptoms related to heart diseases, such as chest pain, palpitation, dizziness, and shortness of breath, are diagnosed with an echocardiography or echocardiogram test.
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Cardiac Catheterization
A narrow, flexible tube is entered into a blood vessel and guided to the heart to diagnose or treat some heart diseases, such as blocked arteries and irregular heartbeats.
COVID-19 Tests
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PCR
Polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, is a molecular test used to diagnose viral infections, most frequently COVID these days. This test identifies the virus’s unique genomic makeup, removing any interference from other viruses.
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Monoclonal Antibody Test
The patient’s immune system can swiftly eliminate the COVID-19 virus with monoclonal antibodies, similar to the patient body’s own antibodies. This prevents further illness or the need for hospitalization. We perform this test to check your monoclonal antibodies count.
Mono Tests
When a patient manifests signs of infectious mononucleosis, a medical professional may require a mono test to rule out other causes of those symptoms. Following mono tests are conducted at the Emergency room of Watauga.
- Influenza Test or Rapid Flu Test
- Mono Spot Test
- Rapid Strep Test
Other Tests
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CBC
A complete blood count (CBC) or blood smear is used to check for infection by looking for an increase in WBC counts. Many conditions are monitored and diagnosed using a complete blood count. You can visit ER of Watauga for your CBC anytime.
- CT Scan
The imaging procedure known as “Computed Tomography” (CT scan) creates two-dimensional images of a specific area of the body. The internal bodily structures are depicted therein with great accuracy. A CT scan helps medical personnel to inspect particular wounds, fractures, and anomalies more.
Infectious Diseases and Antibiotic Treatments
Antibiotics are specific medicines that are used against bacterial and pathogenic infections. Our emergency treatments at ER of Watauga also include antibiotic treatments. IV fluid treatment is the most common and basic emergency treatment.
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IV Fluid Therapy
For the treatment and prevention of dehydration, IV fluids are carefully prepared liquids that are injected into a vein. They are given to patients of all ages who are ill, hurt, dehydrated, or having surgery. Intravenous rehydration is a basic, risk-free, and routine technique with a low risk of complications.
For Fractures, Joint Dislocation, and Broken Bones
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Digital X-rays
For any condition in which it is necessary to diagnose issues with bones, teeth, or organs, digital x-rays are used. They create photos of the affected area, enabling doctors to see various problems. Broken bones, joint dislocation, fractures, and other such conditions are usually diagnosed with digital x-rays.
Analytical Lab Services
Chemical, material, biological, geological, and environmental sample classification, assay, and analysis services are provided by analytical laboratories. These services are offered in the following departments.
- Clinical Chemistry Tests
- Hematology
- Pathobiology
- Blood Testing & Blood Banks
- Surgical pathology
- Pathology
For Pregnancy, Tumors, and Metabolic Bone Diseases
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Ultrasound
Ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging test, often known as sonography or ultrasonography. High-frequency sound waves are used to produce real-time images or videos of internal organs and other soft tissues, such as blood vessels. Digital ultrasound is done during pregnancy, tumor detection, metabolic bone diseases, and others.
All the tests and treatments mentioned above are provided under medical insurance at the Emergency Room of Watauga.
We Accept All Personal Insurance Plans
Our institution is not a cooperating supplier with any medical insurance programs, and we do operate with all private indemnity schemes. This allows us to communicate with your insurance provider, providing that your visit is done at an in-network stage.
Attention Patients:
According to House Bill 2041, the details given below provide information about our healthcare facility:
- This establishment is an independent emergency treatment facility.
- This facility charges rates equivalent to a hospital emergency and may levy a facility cost.
- The doctor delivering medical care at this institution may bill individually from the institution for the medical care provided to you at our center.
- This facility is not a participating seller in any health benefit program.
