Complaints & Concerns
Last Updated: August 24, 2026
Your experience and safety matter to us. If you have a concern regarding our services, care, staff, privacy practices, or your experience, we encourage you to contact us.
Contact Us First
The fastest way to resolve a concern is usually to tell us directly. You can reach us at:
- Hydrate to Dominate Inc.
- Mailing address: Bridgeport, Texas
- Phone: (940) 299-5444
- Email: info@hydratetodominate.com
Please avoid including detailed medical information in unencrypted email. If it is easier, call and we will take the details by phone.
How Concerns Are Handled
Concerns are reviewed by the appropriate member of our team, and clinical matters are routed to clinical leadership for review. We aim to acknowledge concerns promptly and to follow up with you about the outcome where appropriate.
No one will be retaliated against for raising a good-faith complaint or question about our services, care, or privacy practices.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not use this page to report an emergency.
Texas Regulatory Complaint Resources
You may also contact the state agency that licenses the professional involved. Which agency applies depends on the license type of the person providing care.
Texas Medical Board
Complaints about physicians and certain other licensees regulated by the Texas Medical Board may be submitted to the board.
- Complaint information: tmb.state.tx.us/page/complaints
- Complaint hotline: (800) 201-9353
- Texas Medical Board, P.O. Box 2018, Austin, TX 78768-2018
Texas Board of Nursing
Where nursing services are involved, complaints about nurses may be submitted to the Texas Board of Nursing.
- Complaint information: bon.texas.gov/discipline_and_complaints.asp
- Texas Board of Nursing, 1801 Congress Ave., Suite 10-200, Austin, TX 78701
Questions? Contact Us
Contacting us is a request for information or an appointment. It does not create a guarantee that services will be provided, and it is never a substitute for emergency care — call 911 in an emergency.
