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Medical appointment for enrolled eligible patients
One-Time Service · Confirm Eligibility
Free
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Published price: Free
No charge for patient appointments; suggested $20 donation is voluntary, not a required visit fee. Eligibility review, enrollment and supporting documents required. Confirm age, residency and income rules, appointment availability and covered outside services.
About this visit or treatment
What the practice lists
- Medical appointments have no charge. A $20 donation is suggested, rather than required.
- For enrolled patients, the public patient agreement says primary care includes necessary laboratory tests at no cost. This is conditional on the care ordered for the patient; it does not promise a fixed panel or every test at every appointment.
Priced separately
- The agreement does not guarantee access to outside imaging or specialty care and says CommonGood is not responsible for costs incurred through outside services. Confirm availability and any outside provider charges before using those services.
Confirm before booking
- The clinic offers non-urgent primary care, does not prescribe controlled medicines and does not offer childhood immunizations. Specialist referrals are limited to established patients. Confirm which necessary labs are ordered for your visit, how and where to complete them, result-review timing and prescription arrangements; outside services are not guaranteed or automatically free.
Patient & booking requirements
- New patients complete the eligibility checker and enrollment application, then bring required documents to a clinic. The program serves uninsured Collin County residents who meet income qualifications.
- Enrollment verification is an administrative meeting, not a medical consultation. Clinical appointments begin only after enrollment documents are accepted; new patients cannot walk in for a medical appointment. Re-enrollment is required each year.
- For a scheduled medical appointment, arrive 15 minutes before the time shown in the patient portal to check in. After in-person enrollment, the portal can be used to request appointments and refills, view lab results and send questions to a nurse or doctor.
- The enrollment guide says that lack of photo ID does not automatically prevent the patient from being seen. A self-declaration can be used for CommonGood’s own services when the listed address or income documents are unavailable; outside imaging, prescription-assistance or screening programs may require formal documents or photo ID.
- The public enrollment packet asks for the patient’s preferred language and whether translation is needed; the eligibility checker offers English or Spanish communication preferences. Indicate your needs during registration and confirm language support with the clinic.
- The clinic asks for at least 24 hours’ notice when canceling an appointment. Its current public intake warns that patients arriving more than 5 minutes late are not guaranteed to be seen and may need to reschedule.
- Patients are expected to follow through on ordered testing or treatment and obtain any laboratory tests or imaging ordered by their physician before the next appointment.
CommonGood Medical — Patient enrollment and cost (opens in a new tab) · Checked 2026-10-26
Bilingual patient enrollment guide (opens in a new tab)
Bilingual appointment and annual enrollment policies (opens in a new tab)
Bilingual patient portal guide and 15-minute early check-in (opens in a new tab)
Practice-linked public enrollment packet (opens in a new tab)
CommonGood enrollment packet: language and translation needs (opens in a new tab)
CommonGood eligibility checker: English/Spanish preference (opens in a new tab)
Identity & sources
NPI: 1578500054