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Healthcare Cost Jan 1, 2024 4 min

How Much a Visit to CityMD Urgent Care Costs in 2024?

The cost to visit CityMD without insurance is $225-$250 or more. Find a list of insurances accepted by CityMD and what is included with the price.

By Khang T. Vuong, MHA

Public Health Feb 9, 2021 6 min

List of CityMD Locations and Phone Numbers

Comprehensive list of all CityMD locations and their phone numbers. CityMD has 135 locations in New York and New Jersey.

By Khang T. Vuong, MHA

Insights Jan 1, 2024 6 min

How Much Does an EKG Cost Without Insurance in 2024?

The average cost of an EKG at urgent care varies by geographic location but is about $205 when paying without insurance. With insurance, you can expect to pay the amount of your co-pay if you have already reached your deductible and your insurance is accepted at the urgent care facility at which you seek care. If you haven’t met your deductible, then you’ll pay about the same as you would without insurance.

By Alyssa Corso

Insights Aug 23, 2022 5 min

How Much Does an X-Ray Cost Without Insurance?

The out-of-pocket cost for an x-ray at urgent care will be between $120- $325, however, additional fees and views can cause the price to inflate even more.

By Jacqueline Slobin

Public Health Feb 9, 2021 4 min

242.2 Million More Americans Need to Get The Covid-19 Vaccine to Reach Herd Immunity

Achieving herd immunity will slow or stop the transmission of COVID-19 completely and 247 million people will need to be vaccinated.

By Mira Research Team

Insights Aug 23, 2022 5 min

COVID-19 Vaccine Myths Debunked

The vaccine does not contain any animal products, preservatives, or microchips. COVID-19 myths and facts.

By Jacqueline Slobin

Public Health Sep 22, 2021 4 min

What Does It Feel Like To Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?

In this article, our research team interviewed several vaccinated people and they share how it feels to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

By Mira Research Team

Tips Apr 6, 2022 3 min

How To Avoid A Surprise Bill For a COVID Test?

The CARES Act and Families First Coronavirus Relief Act are supposed to ensure free COVID-19 testing for everybody, including people without insurance. However, numerous patients have received bills of hundreds of dollars after receiving a COVID-19 test. Here's how to avoid receiving a surprise bill in the mail after receiving care.

By Mira Research Team

Public Health Sep 21, 2021 3 min

Will The COVID-19 Vaccine Protect Against The New Strain?

A mutated variant of COVID-19 that emerged in the UK was discovered in Colorado on December 29th, 2020. This new COVID strain appears to spread much faster than the original strain but does not seem to be more deadly. According to experts and scientists, the vaccines produced by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech will be effective in preventing infection with the new strain.

By Mira Research Team

Public Health Apr 22, 2024 5 min

Best Trauma 1, 2, and 3 Center ER Room in NYC

In emergency care, trauma levels are used to classify hospitals based on their capabilities to handle injuries. The designation of trauma levels typically ranges from Level I to Level V, with each level indicating specific capabilities and resources. Here's an outline of what each trauma level signifies.

By Mira Research Team

Tips Jan 27, 2021 4 min

5 Best Last-Minute Gifts For Millennials - 2020 Holiday Season

With no time left to run to the store or place that final Amazon order, it’s time to turn to our digital gift guide of 2020. Here are the best 5 last-minute virtual gifts for Millennials under $100. Peloton Membership, HeadSpace, Mira, Disney +, MasterClass, and Nuuly.

By Mira Research Team

Tips Dec 22, 2020 2 min

$600 COVID Second Stimulus Check - Everything you need to know

People who earned less than $75,000 in 2019 will receive the full $600 direct payment while those who earn more than $99,000 will receive none. The amount will decrease by $5 for every $100 additional income above the $75,000 threshold for individuals and $174,000 for couples.

By Khang T. Vuong, MHA