Uninsured, Self-Pay, and High Deductible

Below, you’ll find pricing for our most common services. We publish our service fees and pass along our discount on medications, labs, and imaging, so there are never any surprises.

If you have insurance and would like us to process it (for high-deductible plans), please provide your insurance information when scheduling your appointment.

Self-Pay Pricing (No Membership, Pay Per Visit)

Direct Primary Care (DPC): A Membership Option for Uninsured and High-Deductible Patients

If you expect to need care more than occasionally, paying visit by visit may not be the most economical choice. Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a membership model in which you pay Norvinia Health a flat annual or semiannual fee directly, instead of paying for each visit or billing insurance. Your membership covers your primary care with Dr. Ojha, so the cost of your routine medical care is known in advance.

What DPC membership covers

• Preventive care and annual physicals
• Visits for acute illnesses and new symptoms
• Ongoing management of chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, and thyroid disease
• Medication management and review
• Telehealth visits and follow-up by phone or secure message
• Care coordination and follow-up after a hospital or emergency room visit

Who DPC is a good fit for

• Patients who are uninsured and want a regular physician without paying full price for every visit
• Patients on a high-deductible health plan who would otherwise pay out of pocket for routine visits
• Self-employed professionals, freelancers, and people between jobs or between insurance plans
• Early retirees who are not yet eligible for Medicare
• Patients with chronic conditions who need regular follow-up

Self-pay or DPC: which makes sense?

Self-pay (pay per visit) works well if you are generally healthy and only need a visit now and then. DPC membership usually makes more sense if you see your doctor several times a year, manage an ongoing condition, or simply want easier access and more time with your physician. Many DPC members pair their membership with a lower-premium high-deductible or catastrophic insurance plan to cover hospital care, specialists, and emergencies.

Learn more about how Direct Primary Care works for individuals and employers.

Direct Primary Care is not health insurance and does not replace it. Services and membership terms are governed by the DPC agreement. Hospital, emergency, and specialist care are outside the scope of a DPC membership.

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