As with all medical offices (Urgent Care, Primary Care, Emergency Department, and specialist), there is an initial fee for being seen by a medical provider. This fee includes registration, records update and management, triage and assessment.

The fee is determined by the Level of Complaint and whether the patient has previously been seen.* A Level 3 Complaint represents a low-acuity concern (such as sore throat, ear pain). A Level 4 Complaint, represents a higher-acuity (such as rib fracture, or headache). A Level 5 Complaint represents the highest acuity complaint (such as cardiac event, serious illness or injury).

These codes are established by medical insurance guidelines and adhered to by all practices. 

Not including any additional testing that may be needed, our fees are provided below:

*The reason an established patient visit is less than a new patient visit is that a new patient requires more in-depth registration, triage and assessment.

Below is a list of our medication formulary provided on location – which, if necessary will be administered during a patient visit. These will only be given while a patient is being treated  — we do NOT send patients home with medication. Rather, we e-scribe medication: meaning we send prescriptions via the internet so they will be ready for pickup at your pharmacy when you arrive.

We do not charge for the medication itself administered during a visit, however, there will be a small fee for injected and IV medication administration. All oral medications are free of charge and included in your initial visit fee. Please see our detailed pricing below:

The following is a list of vaccines we administer. Please explain to our receptionist at the time of registration that the purpose of your visit is for vaccination only and no visit charge will be applied.

Other than the fee listed below there will be no additional charge for vaccinations.

The following is a price list of all laboratory testing performed on-site at our Centers. The fee will be billed to your insurance company or, if uninsured, directly to the patient.

There will be no other hidden costs with lab billing here at our center. However, if we feel you are in need of additional testing (not performed at our center), this will be fully communicated to you at the time of visit— allowing you to agree with testing and its pricing.

Upon your agreement, any laboratory testing not performed at our center will be sent to our reference laboratory (Quest Diagnostics), which will be billed to you directly from their billing department.

The following is a price list of imaging performed at our Urgent Care Centers. The fee will be billed to your insurance company or, if uninsured, directly to the patient.

Although radiology imaging usually has two billing components — first, the technical component for performing the test, and second the professional component for the interpretation of the test (performed by a Diagnostic Radiologist), at our Urgent Care Centers, you will receive just one affordable price.

NOTE: Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts requires we bill both components (technical and professional) separately, therefore those insured by BCBS may see two charges, however, we can assure you the cost will not exceed prices listed here.

The following is a list of procedures performed at our centers.

The following is a list of various types of lacerations and the treatment prices. All fees will first be billed to your insurance company or – if uninsured — directly to the patient.

These are non-billed services and items included in your Visit Fee:

• Ace wraps
• Staxx splint for extensor tendon rupture
• Silvadine dressing for burns
• Gelfoam laceration care
• Strapping of toes
• Visual Acuity test, Snellen chart
• Packing strips
• Nursemaid elbow dislocation reduction, child
• Any wound bandage