Can I get UTI antibiotics online in Albuquerque?

Yes. NPCWoods Telemedicine treats UTIs via text message for $59. Text (480) 639-4722, describe your symptoms, and a licensed nurse practitioner will review and send a prescription to your Albuquerque pharmacy same-day.

Is NPCWoods licensed to practice in New Mexico?

Yes. Chris Woods is a licensed nurse practitioner in New Mexico. NPCWoods Telemedicine serves patients across the state, including Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and surrounding areas.

What if my UTI symptoms are something more serious?

Chris will ask follow-up questions to understand what's going on. If it needs in-person care. like if you have a fever with flank pain. he'll tell you straight up and point you to the right resource. No charge for the honesty.

How much does a UTI visit cost in Albuquerque?

$59 flat. that's the whole visit. No copay, no surprise bills. Most generic UTI antibiotics run under $10 at the pharmacy with GoodRx, so you're looking at under $70 total.

UTI Treatment in Albuquerque, NM. $59 Online

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This Didn't Happen at a Convenient Time, Did It?

You spent the day at the Balloon Fiesta. up since 4:30am for the Dawn Patrol, standing in a field off Alameda for hours watching 500 balloons fill the sky. You barely drank water because the porta-potty lines were insane. Now it's Saturday night, you're finally home near Nob Hill, and that burning feeling hits. You've been to the bathroom five times in the last hour. Every time is worse.

Your options? The ER at UNM Hospital on Lomas. but you already know that's a three-hour wait minimum on a Fiesta weekend. The urgent care on Montgomery closed at 6. You could drive down to the one on Coors, but honestly, you're exhausted, and for something you're 90% sure is a UTI, sitting in a waiting room feels ridiculous.

So instead, you text (480) 639-4722. That's it. You tell Chris. a real nurse practitioner licensed in New Mexico. what's going on. "It burns when I pee, I'm going every 20 minutes, it started this afternoon." He texts back, asks a couple questions. If it's what you think it is, he sends a prescription to Highland Pharmacy on Central Ave. they've been filling prescriptions in Albuquerque for over 70 years. You pick it up Sunday morning. $59 total. Done.

You didn't even have to leave your couch on San Mateo.

You Don't Even Have to Put Shoes On

Seriously. Here's the whole process:

Text Chris

Grab your phone and text (480) 639-4722. "It burns when I pee and it started after hiking today". done. You don't need to download an app, create a login, or fill out a 12-page intake form. Just text like you'd text your sister.

Answer a Few Questions

Chris texts you back with a few questions. He's a nurse practitioner licensed in New Mexico. not an AI, not a call center in another time zone. He'll want to know how long it's been going on, if you've had UTIs before, if you have a fever. Quick conversation. You can do it while you're lying on your couch watching Fixer Upper reruns.

Pick Up Your Rx

Prescription goes to a pharmacy down the street. Highland Pharmacy on Central has been here since the '50s. Phil's Pharmacy on 4th Street since '84. Or wherever's easiest for you. Chris can send it to any pharmacy in Albuquerque. Most people pick up the next morning.

$59 flat. no paperwork, no hassle. That's the whole visit.

Here's the Part Where I'm Radically Transparent

Chris Woods, NP

I'm Chris Woods. I'm a nurse practitioner licensed in New Mexico. I run NPCWoods Telemedicine, and here's exactly what you're getting for $59:

Me. Personally. I read your text. I ask the questions. I make the clinical decision. There's no triage nurse, no call center, no "your provider will be with you shortly." It's just me, and I actually respond.
No hidden fees. $59 is the price. Not the copay. Not the "after adjustments" price. That's the whole thing. In a state where healthcare costs are out of control, that matters. I built this for people who can't afford a $1,200 ER visit for something that takes five minutes to diagnose.
A prescription to a pharmacy you can walk to. Not a mail-order warehouse in Ohio. Highland Pharmacy on Central. Phil's on 4th. The Albertsons pharmacy on Coors if that's closer. A real place, in your neighborhood.
Privacy. A UTI isn't embarrassing. but I get that you don't want to explain your symptoms to a receptionist, then a nurse, then a provider. You text me. That's it. Nobody else sees your business.

Licensed in: AZ, CO, GA, ID, IA, MT, NV, NM, NC, OR, UT

Specialties: Acute care, infection management, telemedicine

Approach: Radically transparent. Real talk. No corporate BS.

I'd Rather Lose Your $59 Than Miss Something Serious

Pure transparency: not everything that burns is a simple UTI. If any of this sounds like you, skip the text and go get seen:

Fever + back pain. A UTI that's moved to your kidneys is a different animal. You might need IV antibiotics. and that means an ER, not a text message.
Significant blood in your urine. A little pink can happen with a bad UTI. A lot of blood needs evaluation.
Can't keep anything down. If you're vomiting, you can't take oral antibiotics. You need an IV.
Pregnant or might be. UTIs during pregnancy need in-person monitoring. Period.
Young kids. Children under 2 with urinary symptoms need to be seen face-to-face.

If none of that applies and it's the standard burning-and-can't-stop-peeing situation? That's exactly what I'm here for. Text me.

Quick Answers

Wait. the phone number is a 480 area code. Is this actually in New Mexico? +

Chris is based in Arizona but is fully licensed to practice in New Mexico. Your prescription goes to a pharmacy right here in Albuquerque. The care is the same. just delivered via text, so it doesn't matter where Chris is sitting. What matters is that he's licensed in your state, which he is.

Can I really get UTI antibiotics without going in person? +

Yes. For uncomplicated UTIs. burning, frequency, urgency, you've probably had one before. a text-based visit with a nurse practitioner is clinically supported. Chris asks the right questions, and if antibiotics make sense, the prescription goes straight to your pharmacy.

What if it's something other than a UTI? +

Chris will figure that out through the questions he asks. If it's something he can treat via text, he will. If it needs in-person care or a urine culture, he'll say so. Straight talk. no runaround.

Do I have to go to the ER for a UTI? +

Not anymore. $59 flat. No hidden fees. No surprise bills. No paperwork. Most UTI antibiotics are under $10 at the pharmacy with GoodRx. So under $70 total instead of a $1,000+ ER bill. A lot of people in Albuquerque use NPCWoods specifically because it's affordable and they don't want the hassle. We treat UTIs the same way in Mesa, Georgia, and North Carolina too.

Got a UTI in Albuquerque? Here's the whole deal.