Frequently Asked Questions

  • We are a mobile urgent care house call service. We travel throughout the Treasure Valley for things you’d go into a walk-in clinic for.

  • Yes! We are fully licensed, insured, and credentialed through all the various means. We are owned and operated by certified family nurse practitioners.

  • Nope. A lot of people prefer to be seen in their own home to avoid other people who are potentially sick.

  • It’s easy.

    Step 1: Book Online

    Step 2: We show up for your appointment on time.

    We come to your home, business, or wherever else you’d feel comfortable talking with a healthcare professional. Simple as that.

  • Great question. We don’t know but we’re glad they didn’t.

  • We accept almost all major insurance companies (Blue Cross, Regence, Aetna, United Healthcare, SelectHealth, Medicare, Medicaid, Cigna & many others). Learn more of which insurances we accept.

    We don’t charge any hidden fees (not even mileage). There is one fee for IV fluids ($75) that insurance doesn’t cover. The rate for an urgent care house call is the same as you going into a traditional clinic.

  • No.

  • That’s fine too. We accept cash, credit, debit, HSA cards at the visit. We also offer a 50% self-pay discount off the total bill if you pay in full at the time of the visit!

  • No. We’re first come first serve. We do make after hours calls for lacerations if we’re able. Call Brad @ 208-991-3232

  • We can order imaging tests right at the visit and have you scheduled for one that same day.

  • This idea isn’t actually all that new. People have been delivering healthcare in people’s homes for thousands of years.

  • We are certified family nurse practitioners. We treat infants 6 months+ of age all the way through end of life with adults. IV fluids is only for adults.

  • We have been known to administer an IV in people’s homes for various reasons. We mostly do IV fluids for things like the stomach flu, pregnancy induced vomiting (morning sickness/hyperemesis) and recent surgeries. We can even give medications directly in the IV like Toradol, Phenergan, Zofran or Benadryl.

  • Sorry but we no longer offer this service.

  • We can diagnose and treat many different conditions. If there is something that needs a prescription then our providers can send it electronically right at the visit to your pharmacy.

    Table Rock does not prescribe controlled substances such as Norco, Oxycodone, Xanax, Tramadol, or Ambien. If you feel like you are in need of a medication like these, then you may want to consider alternative clinics.

  • We are operated by family nurse practitioners. NPs in the state of Idaho and many other states have full practice authority and can have an independent practice. No physician oversight is needed.

  • No. If you are having a medical emergency do not call or book with us. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. We are not equipped to handle medical emergencies.

  • While we recognize the need for those individuals, there are companies out there who go into these facilities. Our malpractice prevents us from going into any type of skilled nursing facility. Our focus is primarily on services in people’s private homes.

  • We’re exclusively a house call urgent care. We come to you. We do not have an office for visits.

    Trust us, house calls are way better.

  • While the view would be great, there is no clinic up there.

  • We wanted a name associated with the area in which we live and work so people know we’re local. Table Rock is iconic and oversees all of the Treasure Valley.

  • Sorry, we’re currently not hiring.

  • Unfortunately we cannot. There are laws in place regarding kickbacks and fraud prohibiting us from doing these types of things.

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Medical Emergencies

We are not a replacement for an ambulance. We are a mobile urgent care servicing Boise and the surrounding areas. If your issue is a medical emergency, pick up the phone and dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

We are not equipped to treat chest pain/pressure, shortness of breath, weakness, eye injuries, uncontrolled bleeding, severe abdominal pain, altered mental status, head injuries, etc.