Self-Pay Costs

Effective February 6, 2025: Updated prices are now separate and listed below.  All other costs are as listed and the same across all departments.

The following price list is for out of pocket costs.  These prices reflect charges without applying any insurance coverage.

Whether you don’t have insurance, or you owe a deductible, we want you to know exactly how much you’ll pay before you arrive.

Don’t know how much your visit will cost? All of our pricing is listed below. Still have questions? Text us at 302-517-1385 to learn more, and schedule your appointment.

 

Visit Type Price
Walk-In Care / Urgent Care Visit
(Includes all in-house testing, imaging, and supply costs)		 $195.00
Office Visit (All Other Departments)
(Includes all in-house testing, imaging, and supply costs)		 $195.00
Routine Physical  $170.00
Routine Physical (w/ blood work, CBC, CMP, TSH, LIPID), urine dip & EKG $250.00
School, Sports, Camp, Bus Driver, Basic Employment Physical  $60.00
STI (STD) Package Limited (GC, CT, Trich, UA) $250.00
Women’s Routine Physical w/ Pap & STI $375
Women’s Routine Physical w/ only Pap $185
STI Package Extensive (GC, CT, Trich, RPR, HSV1&2, HIV, anti-HCV, HepB SAB) $350
Mental Health (Initial Eval including Therapy Service) $250
Mental Health (60 Min Individual Continuing Therapy) $150
Mental Health (60 Min Couple / Family Therapy) $150
Mental Health Medication Management Session (Initial) $250
Mental Health Medication Management Session (Follow Up) $150
Lactation Consultation (Initial) $200
Lactation Consultation (Follow Up) $175
Pediatric Wellness Exam (1-11 Years Old) $250
Pediatric Wellness Exam (12-18 Years Old) $225
PPD (TB) Test $70
Fee Price
Medical Marijuana Application (MMP) $70
Medical Records Charge $25
Mental Health Late Cancel (<24 hours) $75
Mental Health Missed Appointment $150
Missed Appointment $75
Form (if not at time of visit) $30 
Court Appearance  $200
Alpha-STIM 15 $15 
Alpha-STIM 20 $20 
Alpha-STIM 25 $25
Vaccine Price
Polymelitis $75
Meningicoccal A, C, Y, W135 $200
Meningicoccal B $225
Tetanus $65
Measles, Mumps, Rubella $120
Pneumococcal $1500
Polio $70
Hepatitis A (Total of 2) $125
Hepatitis B (Total of 3) $125
TDap $125
Varicella $200
Influenza $40
Shingles $225
Gardasil (Total of 3) $300
Laboratory Order Price
Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) $20
Beta Strep GP A Culture  $20
Aerobic/Anaerobic Culture $50
B-Type Natriuretic Peptide (BNP) $40
Bilirubin, total $20
CBC w/ differential/platelet $20
Chlamydia, Gonnorhea, Trichomonis NAA Confirmation $100
Cholesterol, total $20
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) $25
C-Reactive Protein, cardiac $20
C-Reactive Protein, quant $20
Creatinine, urine $20
EBV Antibody Profile $75
Ferritin, serum $20
Folate (Folic Acid), serum $20
H. pylori stool, AG, EIA $100
anti-HCV $25
Hemoglobin A1c $20
HepB Core Ab (Total) $25
HepB Surface Ab $25
Hepatitis Panel (4) $50
HGB A1c with EAG estimation $20
HIV Ag/Ab with reflex $25
HSV Culture and Typing $25
HSV1&2 (IGG/M) w/reflex $50
Iron and TIBC $25
Lead, Blood (Pediatric) $20
Lipase $20
Lipid Panel $20
Lyme Ab/Line Blot Reflex $40
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) Immunity $40
Mononucleosis Test (Qualitative) $20
Occult Blood (Fecal, IA) $25
OVA + Parasite Exam $25
PAP IG, CT, reflex HPV ASCU $75
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA), Serum $25
Quantiferon-TB Gold Plus $75
Renal Panel (10) $20
Rheumatoid Arthritis Factor $20
RPR, reflex QN RPR/Confirmation TP $20
Stool Culture $60
T4 & TSH $20
Testosterone, free and total $50
TSH reflex on Abnormal to Free T4 $25
UA/M w/reflex culture (comprehensive) $25
Urine Culture (comprehensive) $40
Varicella-Zoster Ab, IGG $25
Viral Culture (General) $130
Vitamin B12 and Folate $40
Vitamin D, 25-hydroxy $45
White Blood Cell (WBC), stool $25
BV & Yeast Culture $50
Sickle Cell Test $30

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