Start with the prices people ask about most often. In most cases, the number below covers the visit or item listed. Lab work, imaging, procedures, paperwork, and extra vaccines are separate when needed.
Most self-pay confusion comes from whether the number is for the visit only or for the full visit plus extras. Here is the short version.
Regular visits, follow-ups, physicals, psychiatry, therapy, and many consults cover the clinician evaluation itself. Lab work, imaging, procedures, medication, and extra paperwork are separate when needed.
The $350 immigration medical exam includes the civil surgeon exam plus RPR, Quantiferon, and gonorrhea testing. Missing vaccines, titers, or follow-up items can still add to the total.
The published $100 travel visit is the consultation. Vaccines such as typhoid, yellow fever, Hepatitis A, polio, or meningitis are separate if they are needed for your itinerary.
Administration fees, lab handling, venipuncture, and send-out testing are the add-ons most likely to change the final total. That is why they are listed separately on this page.
If you already know what you need, start there.
These are the visit prices people ask about most before they book.
Core visit
Best for new urgent care concerns, minor illness, injury, or a first in-person medical evaluation. Labs, imaging, procedures, and medications can still add to the total.
Core visit
Used when the main evaluation already happened and the next step is a shorter in-person recheck, medication follow-up, or result review.
Virtual care
Tele-visit entry point for common issues that can safely start by video. If you later need testing or a procedure in clinic, that is billed separately.
Virtual care
Lower-cost follow-up by video when the next step does not require hands-on treatment, imaging, or in-office testing.
Preventive visit
General self-pay physical pricing. Add-on labs, forms, vaccines, or diagnostics can increase the final total.
Pre-op
Pre-op medical clearance visit pricing. Extra testing depends on the surgeon's checklist and what records you already have.
Women's health
Self-pay visit pricing for women's preventive or routine physical care when more specialized testing is not yet known.
Work or school
Employment physical pricing for self-pay patients. Employer-required lab panels, drug screens, or forms can still be separate.
These prices cover common psychiatry, therapy, recovery, and specialty treatment visits.
Psychiatry
Higher-acuity starting point for medication management, psychiatric intake, and establishing a new treatment plan.
Psychiatry
Return medication-management or psychiatric review after the initial evaluation.
Therapy
Initial therapy session pricing when a new patient is starting counseling or psychotherapy.
Therapy
Standard follow-up therapy pricing for return sessions.
Recovery care
Self-pay start for Suboxone treatment. Nao Medical's older pricing notes say this includes the urine drug screen.
Recovery care
Return Suboxone program pricing for ongoing maintenance, medication follow-up, or recovery support.
Recovery care
Short bridge option for patients who need a temporary refill visit while getting back into regular treatment.
Specialty treatment
Published self-pay price for the treatment visit itself. Ask ahead about monitoring time, evaluation steps, and any medication-specific billing details.
Weight-loss costs usually break into two parts: the visit and the medication. This section shows both.
The starting visit price for the medical weight loss program before medication selection, lab work, or follow-up planning are finalized.
Return visit pricing for dose review, progress checks, side-effect discussion, and program adjustments.
Separate self-pay nutrition counseling pricing for patients who want a more comprehensive lifestyle or metabolic support plan.
For weight loss, the visit price and the medication price are separate. That makes it easier to understand the real total before you start.
Current catalog prices for semaglutide administered in office.
| 0.3 mg | $99 |
| 0.6 mg | $199 |
| 1.2 mg | $299 |
| 1.8 mg | $399 |
Current catalog prices for semaglutide shipped through the program's home-delivery setup.
| 0.3 mg | $200 |
| 0.6 mg | $300 |
| 1.2 mg | $400 |
| 1.8 mg | $500 |
Current catalog prices for tirzepatide shipped through the home-delivery program.
| 3 mg | $350 |
| 6 mg | $450 |
| 8 mg | $500 |
| 10 mg | $550 |
| 12 mg | $600 |
| 14 mg | $650 |
These prices matter most when timing, paperwork, or turnaround are part of the decision.
Immigration
The $350 immigration physical includes the civil surgeon exam plus RPR, Quantiferon, and gonorrhea testing. Required vaccines, titers, or follow-up items can still be extra.
Travel
The travel consultation price before vaccine costs. This is the planning visit; itinerary-sensitive vaccines are billed separately.
Commercial driver
Self-pay price for the CDL or DOT physical with laminated card.
Commercial driver
Return CDL or DOT follow-up pricing when the next step falls inside the listed follow-up window.
Driver services
TLC driver physical pricing for patients paying out of pocket.
These are some of the vaccine prices patients ask about most before travel, school, immigration, or catch-up care.
Seasonal vaccine
Listed self-pay price for the flu vaccine for patients under 65.
Routine vaccine
Listed self-pay price when billed as self-pay. Insurance rules can still differ by plan and visit type.
Catch-up or records
Per-dose MMR price for school, work, or immigration vaccine records.
Travel vaccine
Per-dose self-pay price for Hepatitis A vaccination.
Catch-up vaccine
Per-dose self-pay price for Hepatitis B vaccination.
Immigration or travel
Per-dose self-pay price for IPV.
Travel vaccine
Self-pay price for typhoid injection.
Travel vaccine
Self-pay price for yellow fever vaccine. If you also need travel counseling or documentation, confirm the full visit cost before you come in.
School or travel
Self-pay price for meningitis vaccine when pre-ordered.
Women's health
Self-pay price for Gardasil / HPV injection.
Adult preventive
Self-pay price for shingles vaccine when pre-ordered.
These are the extra charges most likely to change the final total after the visit price.
These are the charges patients most often miss when they compare only the base visit price.
Add-on fee
Separate administration charge that can apply to injections and vaccine visits.
Send-out labs
Handling fee that can apply to send-out lab work.
Blood draw
Separate blood-draw charge that can apply when labs are ordered.
Wellness shot
Total self-pay price built from a $15 administration fee plus $25 for Vitamin B12.
Administration: $15
Vitamin B12: $25
TB testing
Common self-pay TB testing options for work, school, and onboarding.
PPD single-step: $50
PPD two-step: $90
Quantiferon-TB Gold Plus: $130
Respiratory testing
Common self-pay respiratory testing options.
COVID rapid: $50
COVID PCR: $125
4-Plex respiratory panel: $180
Quick in-house tests
Common in-house test add-ons.
Pregnancy test (urine): $25
HIV rapid: $90
Urinalysis in house: $30
Rapid strep: $35
These are some of the office procedures and referral charges patients most often ask about in advance.
Women's health
Pap pricing before any added HPV or STI testing.
Pap smear: $70
Pap + HPV: $255
Women's health
A straightforward women's health procedure price point that patients often want before they book.
Cardiac check
Published EKG pricing for urgent care, pre-op, or symptom workup use cases.
Simple procedures
Common same-day urgent care procedures.
Ear wax removal: $50
Nebulizer treatment: $35
Hydration
Important because hydration services are often marketed without clear medical pricing or visit logic.
Imaging referral
Referral-side x-ray price listed in the catalog. Imaging center billing can still vary.
1-2 views: $105
3 or more views: $115
If the exact total matters, these are the questions worth asking before you come in.
For urgent care, physicals, psychiatry, and many specialty visits, the listed price is usually the clinician visit. Labs, imaging, procedures, forms, and medications can be separate.
Vaccines, injections, bloodwork, and send-out labs can involve separate visit fees, administration fees, handling fees, or blood-draw charges.
Ask whether the price covers only the visit or also the lab work, paperwork, certificates, vaccines, or titers that usually come up with your case.
CMS says patients who do not have or use insurance can usually request a good faith estimate, and providers generally must give one when care is scheduled at least 3 business days in advance or when the patient asks.
If your visit depends on immigration rules, travel documentation, or an exact self-pay estimate, these are the official pages worth checking first.
Use one of these pages if your next question is about visit flow, coverage, locations, or what to expect for a specific service.
For same-day illness, injury, physicals, and common urgent care visit questions.
For psychiatry, therapy, medication-management details, and booking information.
For recovery visits, locations, and addiction medicine details.
For program structure, follow-up visits, and medication planning.
For the $350 immigration package and what can add to the total.
For itinerary planning, vaccine availability, and travel documentation questions.
Call before arrival if your visit depends on a specific vaccine, immigration requirement, send-out lab, or same-day procedure. The team can walk through the base price, likely add-ons, and the location that makes the most sense for the care you need.
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