Patient guide

Know before
you go.

What to bring, how to choose a location, how insurance is handled, and when urgent care is not the right destination.

BEFORE YOUR VISIT01

Choose a location

02

Call to confirm hours + service

03

Bring ID + insurance card

04

Walk in or use book-ahead

01 / INSURANCE

Confirm your plan.

Dusk to Dawn says it accepts most insurance plans. If you are a new patient or your coverage changed, call the clinic before arriving.

Find a clinic →
02 / HOURS

Check before the drive.

Published hours differ across parts of the current website. This concept keeps location information together and prompts patients to call the clinic for current hours.

See published hours →
03 / APPOINTMENTS

Walk in or book ahead.

Dusk to Dawn welcomes walk-ins. Its current online booking page asks patients to select the nearest city and says appointments are set one day in advance.

Choose a location →
04 / WHAT TO BRING

Arrive prepared.

The current booking guidance asks patients to bring a state-issued ID or driver’s license and their medical insurance cards.

Start booking →
URGENT CARE OR EMERGENCY?

Make the safety boundary unmistakable.

For a true emergency

Dusk to Dawn’s telemedicine guidance instructs patients to call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for a true emergency.

Call 911
TELEMEDICINE

Need an at-home option?

For appropriate non-emergency conditions, Dusk to Dawn offers telemedicine. Its current telemedicine page also states that narcotics are not prescribed through telemedicine.

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