Our Services

FCRHC provides medical treatment and/or testing of patients.

 We provide a holistic and comprehensive treatment to determine each patient’s needs.

Behavioral health describes the connection between behaviors and the health and well-being of the body, mind and spirit. This would include how behaviors like eating habits, drinking or exercising impact physical or mental health. Later, the term began to include behaviors that help people manage disease. Most recently, behavioral health incorporated mental health.

Other definitions for behavioral health illustrate how wide-reaching the term is.

As a discipline, behavioral health refers to mental health, psychiatric, marriage and family counseling and addictions treatment. At FCRHC, Behavioral health also includes both mental health and substance use, encompassing a continuum of prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery support services. Please contact us for your specific needs. You may also visit our Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery website for more information at www.healandrecovery.com

Behavioral Health vs Mental Health

When distinguishing between behavioral health and mental health, it is important to remember that behavioral health is a blanket term that includes mental health. Behavioral health looks at how behaviors impact someone’s health — physical and mental.

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FCRHC provides medical care of infants, children, and adolescents.

Do you get paid to operate a motor vehicle? If so, there is a good chance you are required to periodically receive a DOT physical, or DOT exam. The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires these exams in order for professionals (particularly truck and bus drivers) to obtain or maintain a commercial driving license and make sure that nothing will negatively impact their driving performance.

In order to comply with federal law, a qualified examiner – a doctor, physician’s assistant, or nurse practitioner – must complete your DOT physical. FCRHC nurse practitioners provide this service.  A typical physical begins by reviewing your medical history and asking you to list the medications you take on a regular basis. During your physical, your examiner will also:

Check your blood pressure, as well as your pulse.

Perform a vision test, since drivers are required to have at least 20/40 acuity in each eye.

Examine your ears and, in particular, your ability to perceive a “forced whisper” from at least 5 feet away.

Check for spine deformities.

Look at your mouth and throat for problems breathing or swallowing.

Perform a neurological exam to make sure your coordination and reflexes are not impaired.

Listen to your heart and lungs for murmurs and impaired respiratory functions.

Press on your abdomen to check for abnormalities.

Perform a hernia check.

Conduct urinalysis for indications of underlying medical conditions.

If you’ve been given the green light during your medical exam, your examiner will then issue you a medical certificate, which, if you do not require periodic medical monitoring, will be valid for two years. In some cases, the examiner may issue a certificate that lasts for only three months, six months, or a year. If you do not pass the exam, your examiner will not be able to issue you a certificate.

Cost: $100

 We do genetic testing, genetic cancer testing, as well as for psychotropic drug efficacy.

FCRHC offers COVID Testing, Moderna vaccine including Booster, and pediatric Pfizer vaccines only.

To apply for citizenship or seek a Permanent Residency or a Green Card, you are required to obtain an immigration physical from a designated Civil Surgeon before approval of your application. Dr. Latortue is a licensed/certified US Civil Surgeon authorized by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to conduct Immigration Physicals for the Department of Homeland Security.

• Medical Physical Examination (I-693) Fee: $500
• USCIS Required Immunizations
• Required Laboratory Testing done in the office
• Completion of Form (certified and sealed)
• By Appointment Only.
• Call 903-537-8222 to schedule

Immigration Brochure in English

Folleto de Inmigración en Español

If you are needing help with losing weight, gaining muscle, or maintaining a healthy

lifestyle, our office is designed to take a client-centered approach to help you achieve

your goals.

We also provide:

● Slim Shots

● Semaglutide injection

● Tirzepatide injection

● Weigh-ins

Options if not enrolled in one of our programs:

● One-time cash pay visits

○ Additional fees with follow-up visits

● Insurance visits

○ A copay will be required

Weight Management Program 

IV Therapy is a delivery method for fluids and medication. “IV” stands for intravenous, which means it’s administered through the veins. The fluid contains vitamins and minerals or medication, which is delivered via an IV drip or injection into the vein, which allows the therapy to move quickly through your bloodstream. The therapy replenishes your body with the vitamins and minerals it needs to enhance well-being and eradicate toxins in the body.

IV Therapy Brochure

Folleto en español de terapia intravenosa

Take advantage of managing your health while having a one-on-one experience with our trained professionals. To qualify you must have two or more chronic conditions. Click the pdf to learn more

Chronic Care Management Brochure

FCRHC provides vaccines for the uninsured adults.