Mobile urgent care for asthma and respiratory symptoms
Asthma and other respiratory issues cause coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. A physician can help manage flare-ups, but severe breathing trouble is an emergency.
Common symptoms of asthma and respiratory symptoms
- Wheezing or a whistling sound when breathing
- Shortness of breath
- Chest tightness
- A persistent cough, often worse at night
- Fatigue during activity
How EZaccessMD helps
A board-certified physician evaluates your breathing and symptoms, and a medical technician can check your oxygen levels and assess your lungs at home. We guide medication, e-prescribe when appropriate, and help you manage flare-ups.
- Physician callback within the hour
- In-home diagnostics
- E-prescriptions
- $0 copay
When to seek emergency care
Call 911 for severe shortness of breath, gasping, bluish lips or face, an inability to speak in full sentences, or a rescue inhaler that isn't working.
Asthma & Respiratory FAQ
- Can EZaccessMD treat asthma and respiratory symptoms without a clinic visit?
- A board-certified physician evaluates your breathing and symptoms, and a medical technician can check your oxygen levels and assess your lungs at home. We guide medication, e-prescribe when appropriate, and help you manage flare-ups.
- What does it cost?
- Members pay a $0 copay. EZaccessMD is an employer-sponsored benefit, so there is nothing to pay at the point of care.
- When should I seek emergency care for asthma and respiratory symptoms?
- Call 911 for severe shortness of breath, gasping, bluish lips or face, an inability to speak in full sentences, or a rescue inhaler that isn't working.
What care costs
Browse all guides →Where you go for care changes the bill. These guides compare what urgent care, the ER, and the alternatives typically cost, with state-by-state estimates.
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