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Healthcare articles about Wellness.
Virtual primary care reduces barriers in access to preventative care for those with transportation challenges or lack of insurance.
By Ashley Brooks
Signs of low vitamin D can be as subtle as fatigue, frequent illness, or back pain. Vitamin D is essential because of its wide range of benefits to our overall health. We spoke with two experts to learn more about the importance of vitamin D.
By Alexis Bryan
Typically, women should eat between 21 and 25 grams of fiber per day, whereas men should eat between 30 and 38 grams of fiber per day.
By Madeline Hlobik
The average cost of a virtual primary care visit without health insurance is $79, which is about $92 less than the cost of an office visit without insurance.
By Madeline Hlobik
Most adults should get a complete blood count (CBC), A1c test, and lipid panel every year. Your doctor may recommend additional lab tests based on your family history and current lifestyle. Contact us to learn more about how much you can save on labs
By Alexis Bryan
Simple pain relievers are the best medicine for minor headache relief. These medicines include acetaminophen, aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen.
By Alexis Bryan
On average, we found that laser-assisted cataract surgery costs $2,338.40 per eye. This cost can be affected by the type of lens replacement, the technology used, and the surgeon’s experience level.
By Talor Bianchini
The estimated average cost of an ultrasound without insurance is $410, but prices can vary between $100 - $1,000 depending on where the exam is taking place on the body, the state you live in, and the type of facility you visit.
By Ashley Brooks
On average, a visit to your GI will cost $381 if paying without insurance, but prices will be higher if you require any treatments or procedures.
By Madeline Hlobik
The cost of treating a broken bone without insurance typically ranges from $310 to $150,000 depending on the specific bone, severity of the fracture, and required treatment approach.
By Alexis Bryan
The cost of an eye exam (routine vision test) can range between $50 to $250. The average cost is about $95. An eye exam’s price depends on whether you are a new or returning patient, your location, and whether you go to a retail vision provider or local private optometrist.
By Ashley Brooks
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has set general guidelines for upper and lower limits for each type of lab test. Make sure to always discuss your results with a health care provider, as what constitutes a normal range varies slightly from person to person. Contact us to learn more about how much you can save on labs
By Alexis Bryan