Serving Arizona Patients
Primary Care & Telehealth for Arizona Residents
Matlock Medical provides board-certified primary care, telehealth, and urgent care to patients across Arizona — including Tucson, Maricopa County, and rural communities statewide.
Healthcare Built for Arizona
Arizona's vast geography means millions of residents live far from the nearest clinic. Whether you're in a Tucson suburb, a rural ranching community, or a fast-growing Phoenix corridor, Matlock Medical brings board-certified care directly to you through secure telehealth visits — no long drives, no waiting rooms.
Our provider, Deanna Matlock FNP-C, is licensed to practice in Arizona and understands the unique health challenges facing the state's diverse communities — from heat-related illness and sun exposure to chronic disease management in underserved rural areas.
Areas We Serve Across Arizona
Matlock Medical's telehealth services are available to patients anywhere in Arizona. We proudly serve communities including:
Tucson
Southern Arizona's second-largest city and surrounding metro area
Phoenix & Maricopa County
Greater Phoenix metro, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, and Gilbert
Sierra Vista
Cochise County and the Fort Huachuca corridor
Nogales & Santa Cruz County
Border communities and rural southern Arizona
Flagstaff & Northern Arizona
Coconino County, Prescott, and high-country communities
Yuma & Western Arizona
Yuma County and the Colorado River corridor
Rural & Tribal Communities
Underserved areas where access to primary care is limited
Green Valley & Sahuarita
Southern Pima County retirement and family communities
Common Health Concerns in Arizona
Our providers are experienced in conditions that disproportionately affect Arizona residents:
Heat-Related Illness
Arizona summers regularly exceed 110°F. We treat heat exhaustion, dehydration, and heat stroke follow-up care.
Sun Exposure & Skin Conditions
High UV index year-round increases risk of skin damage. We evaluate rashes, burns, and refer suspicious lesions.
Respiratory Conditions
Dust storms (haboobs), wildfire smoke, and desert allergens make respiratory issues common across the state.
Diabetes & Metabolic Health
Arizona has above-average rates of Type 2 diabetes. We provide ongoing management, medication, and lifestyle guidance.
Hypertension
Chronic stress and heat can elevate blood pressure. We monitor and manage hypertension with regular telehealth check-ins.
Valley Fever (Coccidioidomycosis)
A fungal infection endemic to the Sonoran Desert. We evaluate symptoms and coordinate care for suspected cases.
Why Telehealth Makes Sense in Arizona
113,990 sq mi
Arizona's land area — 6th largest state
Driving to a clinic can mean 1–2 hours each way for rural residents. Telehealth eliminates that barrier entirely.
1 in 5
Arizonans live in a healthcare shortage area
Primary care provider shortages are acute in rural counties. Telehealth expands access where it's needed most.
110°F+
Summer temperatures in southern Arizona
Leaving home during extreme heat is a health risk in itself. Telehealth keeps you safe and cared for at home.
Telehealth Services Available Statewide
No matter where you are in Arizona, you can access the same quality care.
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