Q: How do I book an appointment?

You can schedule online through our patient portal , call (903) 527-9055 , or walk in during business hours. New patients are always welcome.

Q: What are your hours?

Sparta Wellness Clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM . We are closed on all major holidays.

Q: Where are you located?

Sparta Wellness Clinic is at 2990 TX Hwy 66, Caddo Mills, TX 75135 . We're about 3 minutes from Historic Downtown Caddo Mills, 11 minutes from Josephine, 12 minutes from Royse City and Greenville, and 15 minutes from Nevada, TX. There is an asphalt parking lot on site, and the building is ADA accessible.

Question 1

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sparta Wellness Clinic accepts most forms of insurance. Coverage and copays vary by plan, so we recommend calling your provider or contacting our office at (903) 527-9055 to confirm your specific benefits before your visit.

Question 2

What if I don't have insurance?

Accepted Answer

You're welcome here. Sparta operates on a cash-pay model, which means you can see a provider without insurance at straightforward, flat rates. An initial visit is $125, and follow-up visits are $99. No surprise bills, no hidden fees.

Question 3

Why do so many patients choose cash pay even if they have insurance?

Accepted Answer

Many patients find that paying out of pocket is simpler and more affordable than dealing with high deductibles, copays, and claim denials. Cash-pay pricing is posted upfront, so you know exactly what you owe before you walk through the door.

Question 4

Do you offer payment plans or financing?

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We are currently developing a monthly membership program designed for individuals and families. Contact us for the latest details on availability and pricing.

Question 5

How do I book an appointment?

Accepted Answer

You can schedule online through our patient portal, call (903) 527-9055, or walk in during business hours. New patients are always welcome.

Question 6

Do you accept walk-ins?

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Yes. Walk-in patients are welcome Monday through Friday during business hours. If you have an urgent concern and can't wait for a scheduled appointment, come in.

Question 7

What are your hours?

Accepted Answer

Sparta Wellness Clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. We are closed on all major holidays.

Question 8

Do you offer telehealth visits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Telehealth appointments are available for patients located anywhere in the state of Texas. This is a good option if you'd rather start from home or if distance makes an in-person visit difficult.

Question 9

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

Sparta Wellness Clinic is at 2990 TX Hwy 66, Caddo Mills, TX 75135. We're about 3 minutes from Historic Downtown Caddo Mills, 11 minutes from Josephine, 12 minutes from Royse City and Greenville, and 15 minutes from Nevada, TX. There is an asphalt parking lot on site, and the building is ADA accessible.

Question 10

How far do your patients travel?

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We serve patients across Hunt, Rockwall, and Collin counties, including Caddo Mills, Rockwall, Wylie, Quinlan, Greenville, Farmersville, Royse City, Commerce, Nevada, and Josephine. Some patients drive over 90 minutes one way. If you're willing to make the trip, we're ready to see you.

Question 11

What services does Sparta Wellness Clinic offer?

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Sparta is a full-service medical clinic. We provide primary care, urgent care, PRP (platelet-rich plasma) joint injections, hormone replacement therapy, medically supervised weight loss, peptide therapy, IV infusions, neurotoxin injectables, trigger point injections, pre-operative clearance, and lab work. We also perform minor procedures like splinting, draining lesions, and removing lipomas and skin tags.

Question 12

What does hormone replacement therapy involve?

Accepted Answer

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) helps restore hormonal balance in men and women experiencing symptoms like fatigue, mood changes, low energy, or reduced sex drive. Your provider reviews lab work, evaluates your symptoms, and builds a treatment plan specific to your body. Sparta's approach is conservative. Naomi will not over-prescribe, and if your levels are already where they should be, she'll tell you.

Question 13

What is peptide therapy?

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Peptide therapy uses targeted compounds to support your body's natural healing and regulation processes. At Sparta, peptides are used to address a range of concerns including hormone support, autoimmune conditions, and recovery from long COVID. Your provider determines whether peptide therapy is appropriate based on your bloodwork and health history.

Question 14

Do you offer neurotoxin injectables?

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Yes. Sparta offers neurotoxin injectable treatments for cosmetic and therapeutic purposes. Your provider will walk you through what to expect, how the treatment works, and whether you're a good candidate during your consultation.

Question 15

Do you provide pre-operative clearance?

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Yes. If you need medical clearance before a scheduled surgery, Sparta can handle that evaluation and documentation.

Question 16

What is PRP therapy, and what does it treat?

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PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. It's a regenerative treatment where a small sample of your own blood is drawn, processed to concentrate the healing platelets, and injected into a damaged joint. PRP is commonly used for knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, ankle, and wrist pain. Results vary by patient, but many experience significant relief that can last one to three years or longer. PRP works best when there is still healing capacity in the joint. Complete tears or total cartilage loss may not respond to this treatment.

Question 17

How does medically supervised weight loss work?

Accepted Answer

Sparta's weight loss program is managed by a licensed medical provider who monitors your health throughout the process. Treatment may include FDA-recommended medications such as GLP-1 prescriptions from approved compounding pharmacies, combined with lab work and regular health consultations. This is not a fad diet. It's a clinical program built around your body, your labs, and your goals.

Question 18

What is IV therapy?

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IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, and hydration directly into your bloodstream for faster absorption than oral supplements. Sparta's IV infusions are administered and monitored by a licensed provider. Your B12 and other levels are tracked during the process to make sure the therapy is working the way it should.

Question 19

Do you offer lab work?

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Yes. Sparta partners with a lab that picks up samples daily, and results are typically returned within a few days. Labs are a core part of how we evaluate your health and guide treatment decisions.

Question 20

Do you offer school physicals?

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Yes. School physicals are available for $25.

Question 21

Is Sparta Wellness Clinic a primary care provider?

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Yes. Sparta functions as a primary care clinic. You can establish Naomi Kramer, FNP, as your regular provider and manage your ongoing health through our office. We handle everything from blood pressure management and routine check-ups to chronic condition monitoring and lab work.

Question 22

Do you treat children?

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Yes. Sparta treats patients of all ages, including children and infants.

Question 23

Is Sparta a faith-based practice?

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Yes. Sparta Wellness Clinic is a faith-based practice. Faith, clinical excellence, and genuine compassion are all part of how this clinic operates. That said, every patient is welcome here regardless of background or belief.

Question 24

How is Sparta different from other clinics in this area?

Accepted Answer

Sparta combines the scope of a larger medical practice with the personal attention of a family-run clinic. Your provider knows your name, reviews your labs personally, and builds your care plan around your specific body, not a template. The cash-pay model keeps pricing transparent. The clinical experience behind the practice, including 22 years and a strong cardiac care background, means the medicine isn't limited by the zip code.

Question 25

What is the difference between urgent care and emergency care?

Accepted Answer

Sparta is an urgent care clinic, not an emergency room. We handle acute issues like cuts, chest pain evaluation (we have an EKG machine on-site), sprains, infections, and similar concerns. For life-threatening emergencies like a broken leg, severe trauma, or signs of a stroke, go directly to an emergency room.

Question 26

Will you see unvaccinated children?

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Yes. Sparta sees all children regardless of vaccination status. Many pediatricians in this area will drop a family if they decline even one vaccine. Sparta won't. Naomi will share her clinical recommendations, but care does not depend on the family's decision. We want to treat whole families.

Question 27

Who is the medical provider at Sparta?

Accepted Answer

Naomi Kramer, FNP, is the lead provider. She is a Family Nurse Practitioner with over 22 years of clinical experience, including significant time in cardiac care. Dr. Myiesha Taylor serves as the supervising physician, providing board-level clinical oversight across the practice. Shawn Kramer is the Practice Manager.

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