- What’s included
- A physician consultation for a new self-pay patient is listed at $200.
- Additional charges
- The FAQ separately lists most procedures at $200, injections/medications at $25, and routine labs/EKG at $50; confirm the exact service unit and any outside laboratory bill.
- The intake separately says after-hours and weekend office visits start at $350 and may cost more depending on the reason for the visit. Confirm the appointment time and applicable fee before attending.
- Conditions
- Cash, check, debit/credit cards and Apple/Google Pay are listed payment options.
- The practice sees patients ages 16 and older. In-clinic blood collection or a lab order can be arranged; imaging is referred to an outside center.
- The public booking service lists a 30-minute physician visit. Its booking terms list a $75 no-show charge and require uninsured patients to pay at the time of service.
- The clinic requires its new-patient intake before seeing the doctor and estimates about 20 minutes to complete it. This is paperwork time, not clinician time or the duration of the consultation.
- For that intake, prepare your reason for the visit, current symptoms, medical and surgical history, medications with doses, allergies and reactions, family history, vaccination and screening history, and the names of other clinicians involved in your care.
- The public intake states that a valid credit or debit card must be kept on file before services are provided.
Before booking
Confirm the total price, eligibility, what the service includes, and any additional charges before booking.
- The pricing page still lists $200 for a new-patient consult, but the booking policy says most cash office visits cost $250–$300. Confirm the applicable price and whether its 30-minute slot applies to your new-patient visit. Also confirm any test charges and outside laboratory bill.
