For life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including chest pain, significant
shortness of breath, severe head injuries, and severe lacerations go directly to an
emergency room or call 911.

Our Injury & Illness Center does not replace the emergency room for life-threatening
emergencies.  Instead, we are a quality resource for your unexpected non
life-threatening medical problems in a timely manner, without the prolonged wait
and high cost of an emergency department.
When Should You go to the Emergency Room?
Urgent Care

Average Visit Time:
           20-60 min****

Facility Usage fee:                $ Free

Physicians Fee,                    SEE BELOW
Suturing, Sling,
Tetanus shot

Surgical Supplies                 $ Free

Wound Recheck                   $ Free

Visit for suture removal:      $ Free
                                                  
TOTAL COST OF CARE        $ 365.00*
at URGENT CARE FACILITY
Emergency Care

Average Visit Time:                2 hrs 52 min to
                                                 4 hrs 23 min ****

Facility Usage fee**               $200

Physicians Fee,
Suturing, Tetanus Shot         $4
94

Sling, Surgical Tray                $Additional Charges

                                               Vary by facility

TOTAL COST at ER               $694.00
                                               PLUS Sling and
                                               Surgical Supplies

Primary Care Appointment

Wound Recheck                     $83

Visit for a Suture Removal     $1
95

TOTAL Cost at Primary Care   $278

TOTAL COST OF ER AND PRIMARY CARE***     
$972.00 PLUS cost of sling and surgical
supplies
Sample Cost Savings of receiving health care at an Urgent Care
Center vs. an Emergency Room visit for a laceration of the tricep.
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*Rates are for patients with no insurance.  
Insurance rates will vary based upon individual
contracts.

**Facility Usage Fee Obtained from 2009 data
provided by Health Services Cost Review
Commission for the State of MD. Figures
based on service level three.  

***Data Obtained from Medical Fees in the
United States: Nationwide Charges for
Medicine, Surgery, Laboratory, Radiology and
Allied Health Services 200
9.

**** Data for the average ER visit time is
obtained from Nationwide 2009 Emergency
Department Pulse Report: Patient
Perspectives on American Healthcare by
Press-Ganey Associates, Inc.