Self-pay · Transparent pricing

Urgent Care Without Insurance in Davie & Plantation

No insurance, a plan that is out-of-network, or a service your plan does not cover — UrgentMed sees self-pay patients at both clinics seven days a week, and quotes the price at the front desk before you are seen.

How self-pay works here

  • You are told the visit price and the price of any test, X-ray or procedure before it is done — no surprise bill.
  • Payment is due at the visit; cash, debit, credit and HSA/FSA cards are accepted, and you can pay a balance online.
  • You receive an itemized receipt with diagnosis and procedure codes for reimbursement from a health-sharing plan, travel insurer or out-of-network benefit.
  • Physicals, drug tests and other administrative visits are always quoted as flat self-pay prices.

Commonly self-paid visits

Ready to be seen?

Walk in at Davie or Plantation seven days a week, or check in online to hold your place. No appointment needed.

What the visit price includes

The visit price covers the provider evaluation and treatment plan. Tests, X-rays, injections, stitches and other procedures each have their own flat price, quoted before they are done, so you can decide what you want. Prescriptions are sent to your pharmacy; the clinic also dispenses some medications for self-pay at the visit.

When self-pay is the better option

  • A high-deductible plan where a self-pay visit costs less than the bill your deductible would leave you.
  • Services your plan does not cover — school, sports and DOT physicals, immigration exams, drug tests, occupational vaccines.
  • A plan that is out-of-network here, when the self-pay price is below the out-of-network share.
  • No insurance at all, a gap between jobs, or a visitor without a U.S. plan.

Visitors and travelers

Travel insurance — Allianz, Global Excel, Tourmed and Canadian and international plans — is usually pay-and-claim: you pay at the visit and submit our itemized receipt. Out-of-state Blue Cross members are billed through BlueCard instead.

Self-pay is welcome at both clinics

Frequently asked questions

How much is an urgent care visit without insurance?

The front desk quotes the visit price, and the price of any test or procedure, before you are seen. Prices are flat and the same at both clinics.

Do you offer payment plans?

Payment is due at the visit; ask the front desk about options for larger balances, and use the online bill pay for any remaining balance.

Can I use an HSA or FSA card?

Yes, at both clinics.

Will I get a receipt I can submit to my insurer?

Yes — an itemized receipt with diagnosis and procedure codes, suitable for out-of-network, health-sharing and travel-insurance reimbursement.

Is self-pay care different from insured care?

No. Same providers, same on-site X-ray, lab and EKG, same walk-in hours.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency — chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.