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Doctor Office Visit: Current Patient
Office Visit Existing Patient: 30 Minutes
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About This Procedure:
This office visit is a 30-minute session with you and a doctor or another clinician. The visit can be with a primary care doctor or a specialist for any type of medical care like a check-in for an ongoing health problem or for a new condition. This type of office visit is for a specific problem – it is not a wellness or preventive check-up.
This particular visit is for an existing patient who has seen the doctor before. The price of an office visit for an existing patient compared to a new patient is very similar. Office visits, even if on weekends or after-hours, are much less expensive then going to the hospital emergency room.
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Included In This Price:
The price covers just this one service – the office visit. This price does not include any other care like tests or medications.
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