Direct Care of Texas

Direct Care of Texas charges $99 per month. That fee covers unlimited text, phone, and video calls as well as unlimited office visits. The practice requires no long-term commitment, and members can cancel at any time by signing a cancellation form. Subscription fees start on the day of registration and are non-refundable.

Yes. Direct Care of Texas offers house calls to subscribers starting at $99. House calls outside the standard service area receive consideration on a case-by-case basis, and the practice may apply adjusted travel fees for those visits.

Direct Care of Texas operates on a direct-pay subscription model. The practice does not bill insurance for membership fees. Members who need labs and pay out of pocket can access affordable lab testing through the practice.

You can enroll directly through the practice's online registration form. You will need an active credit card, HSA card, or Flex Card on file before your first consultation. After completing registration, the practice asks you to sign consent forms and call to finalize your enrollment and schedule your initial appointment.

Yes. Dr. Tamayo connects with patients by text, phone, and video call. Telemedicine visits work well for minor illness, prescription refills, lab reviews, and follow-up care. Members can schedule an office visit with a quick text when an in-person exam is needed.

m. m. Members can also reach Dr. Tamayo for on-the-spot advice during evenings and weekends through the direct-access subscription.

Yes. Direct Care of Texas runs four service lines: Direct Primary Care, Medical Weight Loss, Direct Care Aesthetics, and Direct Care IV. Aesthetics services include neurotoxin injections, dermal fillers, and skin rejuvenation. IV therapy options range from basic hydration to specialty blends like the Myers' Cocktail, Migraine Cocktail, and Athletic Recovery. The practice delivers aesthetics and IV services at home, at your office, or at the clinic.

Yes. Direct Care of Texas offers group discounts for employers. Employers can ask the practice directly about pricing and enrollment options for their teams.

Yes. Patients must reside in Texas to receive care through Direct Care of Texas. Patients traveling outside the in-person coverage area should use a local provider or urgent care facility when they need an in-person visit.

You can cancel your subscription at any time by signing the practice's cancellation form. The provider-patient relationship ends 30 days after the practice receives your request. The practice prorates your final payment for any remaining days in your billing cycle, and all fees are non-refundable.