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Does The POTS Treatment Center see people with Long COVID in Dallas?

Yes. The POTS Treatment Center is an allied health practice in Dallas, Texas, United States, listed for Long COVID, and POTS and dysautonomia.

It offers rehabilitation, mental health support, and information and guidance. Access is by self-referral, so you can contact them directly. The service is private, self-pay. Telehealth appointments are available.

Type
Allied health
Conditions
Long COVID, and POTS and dysautonomia
Services
Rehabilitation, mental health support, and information and guidance
How to access
Self-referral
Funding
Private, self-pay
Telehealth
Yes
Address
7515 Greenville Ave #1005, 75231 Dallas, Texas
Phone
214-389-3233
Website
potstreatmentcenter.com
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Listed by
Direct (service's own site)
Last checked
October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website

Good to know

  • Biofeedback-based 90-day one-on-one program for POTS, dysautonomia and long COVID, offered in person, online or by telehealth.
  • Outcome claims are the center's own.

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