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General
The average door-to-door time (i.e., total time spent in the clinic) is approximately 45 minutes.
Yes! Our providers are trained to treat patients of all ages.
We accept all insurances, including Medicare and in-state Medicaid. To verify if we accept your insurance plan, please call 513-248-0223.
Yes, we absolutely can see anyone, regardless of insurance. We also offer affordable self-pay pricing and the Care Savings Pass for patients who do not have health insurance.
Yes. At the end of your visit, our team can provide you with a note for work or school.
Costs differ greatly between visits to urgent care and emergency rooms. Insurance copays may vary between emergency room care and urgent care, not to mention the complexity of needs, such as required additional testing or if specialists are involved during an urgent care visit.
Urgent care tends to be cost-effective for many people. A visit to CareFirst Urgent Care usually requires lower fees. Typical costs for an urgent care visit can range from $100 to $200. Basic lab tests may have additional costs. Treatment costs can also vary, based on the complexity.
Emergency rooms, which provide more advanced care, often charge higher fees. These facilities are equipped to handle severe conditions, which impacts cost. While common costs will vary greatly by state, an initial visit can cost $1,000 or more, depending on the services needed. Learn more from this blog: “When to Visit Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room.”
Services
Yes, as long as your medication is not a controlled substance.
Urgent care centers are designed for non-life-threatening conditions. They offer prompt treatment for issues that need quick attention but aren’t severe enough for the emergency room. Emergency rooms (ERs) handle life-threatening or critical conditions that require immediate, intensive care. In these situations, every second counts.
Visiting the right facility ensures timely care and prevents unnecessary expenses. Deciding between urgent care or the ER isn’t just about convenience; it’s also about getting the right care when you need it. Read more here.
Yes, CareFirst Urgent Care clinics offer a range of occupational medicine services, including drug screenings, on-the-job-injury care, and physical examinations.
Yes. Schedule a telehealth visit with one of our providers.
Yes, we can evaluate your condition/injury. If necessary, we can also refer you to the proper provider or imaging center.
Yes, we have a CareFirst Urgent Care lab that offers a wide range of in-house “rapid” tests. Additionally, we partner with a third-party lab for any testing that needs to be conducted outside of the CareFirst Urgent Care lab (such as bloodwork and PCR testing).
To request your medical records, access the ‘Contact Us‘ form to fill out a request.
Billing
Our billing team is available to answer questions, Monday through Friday, at 513-248-0223.