@BusyMommy You need to educate yourself on the ACA. Texas republicans refuse to expand the Medicaid option for us. The Federal gov't will pay 90 cents of every dollar to provide people like you and me healthcare. Texas refuses to accept this money because they want the ACA to fail! Meanwhile, people like us go without coverage while they play political games. Disgusting.

@tflea
Great idea. Unfortunately, they said his insurance was good for it but they left out the outrageous cost that insurance would not agree to. They did nothing but give him a prescription for antibiotics.

If $50 office visit includes prescription, is there an onsite pharmacy????

@hutch5801 They probably mean write the prescription.

@AvaBrida You need to educate yourself. I was happy with my plan (which I had for 10 years) and Obama said I could keep it. But it was canceled last year by Obama's law. Please do not lie to defend a lie.

@hutch5801 No pharmacy on site. We have E-prescribe capability to send to pharmacy of your choice. $50.00 if necessary for provider to write a prescription medication (Medication not included). However, antibiotic injections on site. Blood work collection onsite.

@BusyMommy Example Step treatment @ Angel Care Family Clinic.
Office visit with E-prescription $50.00
Strep test if needed $15.00
Antibiotic injection $20.00
Total cost no hidden fees $70.00-$85.00

@AngelCareFamilyClinic So much more affordable. And the latest "trick" the money hungry doctors use is to demand TWO flu tests in addition to the strep test even though you know 100% that your child does NOT have the flu (not a single symptom of the flu and you won't opt for the $400 antiviral even if it was). Each flu test is $35. They won't even do the strep test without it and at that point you have already paid the fee for the visit. So unethical. Thank you for being upfront about the costs.

I wanted to let everyone know that I went to this clinic today and I highly recommend them! The office was very nice and the nurse was very nice. My visit was $50 and I paid an additional $20 for a steroid injection. She also called my three prescriptions into CVS. It was just like going to any other doctor's office, so give them a try!

@kb62268@gmail.com Being that there is usually a copay, $20 or $25, associated with health insurance office visits, this isn't out of line, $50 for office visit and meds. Too often now, when something unexpected creeps up needing a visit with my PCP, the first appointment is a week or more out, no help there. Makes the extra $25 a small upcharge to be seen immediately.