What to expect at your visit
1 Sign in at the electronic kiosk to
see a nurse practitioner or physician assistant. No appointment necessary.
2 Your practitioner will discuss your
symptoms and perform an examination, which may include a lab test.
3 Your practitioner will make a diagnosis
and provide a treatment plan in accordance with nationally established clinical
practice guidelines.
4 We'll give you a visit summary and
send it to your primary care provider at your request.
5 You are responsible for your copay
or the price listed on our menu and any additional charges at the time of the visit.
To learn more about insurance coverage,
click here.
What to know before your visit
- Diagnosis of influenza, strep throat, urinary tract infections and mononucleosis and treatment of asthma are likely to include additional lab charges.
- Asthma patients must be 7 years of age or older. And patients with severe asthma may be referred to another care setting.
- Patients with temperatures over 103 degrees may be referred to
another care setting.
- Individuals with a potentially compromised immune system may be
referred to another care setting.
- Allergy patients must be 2 years of age or older.
- Only female patients ages 12 to 65 will be treated for urinary
tract infections.
We employ both physician assistants and nurse practitioners in Minnesota, Nevada,
North Carolina and Texas.
