Milton

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, our team at MD Now is monitoring the storm closely. Our patients and staff are important to us, and clinics will remain open for as long as conditions are safe. To stay up-to-date on clinic hours of operation and the re-opening of our clinics, please check our individual clinic pages for details.

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

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What You Need for Your Visit

In order for us to provide you with fast, quality care, please bring the following items to your visit:

  • Photo ID (required for credit card, check or insurance verification only).
  • Insurance information
    (if you have insurance).
  • Copay or deductible amounts (due at the time of treatment).
  • List of any current medications.
  • List of any past medical conditions and allergies.

Frequently Asked Questions


  • Are all MD Now locations and staff bilingual?

    We strive to have a bilingual team member, fluent in both

    We strive to have a bilingual team member, fluent in both Spanish and English, available at all times, in all locations. In those cases where this isn’t possible, we will access translation services to meet your needs.

    Patients requiring sign language should notify their local MD Now location via phone or email, at least 48 hours in advance. We will even assist in the coordination of an interpreter to help ensure there is one available at the time of your visit.

  • Do you treat children and infants?

    MD Now providers evaluate patients ages 3 months and older

    MD Now providers evaluate patients ages 3 months and older.

    However, whether or not we can provide treatment will depend on the patient’s symptoms. If necessary, we can recommend an appropriate specialist.

  • Can I pay my MD Now bill online?

    Yes, you can make a payment via our convenient online

    Yes, you can make a payment via our convenient online payment option.

  • What insurance does MD Now accept?

    We accept most major insurance plans. A full list of

    We accept most major insurance plans. A full list of insurers can be viewed here.

  • What is the MyHealthONE portal, and what can I do with it?

    The MyHealthONE portal is a great tool that allows you to

    The MyHealthONE portal is a great tool that allows you to have your urgent care health information at your fingertips. With this secure patient portal, you can view health records and lab results from your MD Now visits as well as data from your affiliated HCA Healthcare hospital, share your health records with a physician or caregiver, access Web Check-In, and manage a loved one’s care.

  • What are the self-pay rates for those who don’t have insurance?

    Affordable self-pay rates are available at all MD Now

    Affordable self-pay rates are available at all MD Now locations. Contact your local MD Now clinic for details.

  • Why are other patients taken ahead of me?

    MD Now is a true urgent care center. The safety, health,

    MD Now is a true urgent care center. The safety, health, and well-being of all our patients is our top priority. In certain cases, we will prioritize care based on the severity of a patient’s medical symptoms.

  • How is MD Now different from a family doctor’s office or hospital emergency room?

    Unlike the typical family doctor’s office, MD Now clinics

    Unlike the typical family doctor’s office, MD Now clinics have flexible, convenient hours. No appointment is ever necessary. You can walk in today at your convenience.

    MD Now is also different in that we offer convenient diagnostic services, unavailable at the typical doctor’s office. These include X-rays, sutures, IV hydration, and blood testing.

    Compared to the typical ER, MD Now offers a lower-cost, patient-centric alternative for non-life-threatening, immediate medical needs. Our clinics are located nearby and offer care at a fraction of the cost of most ERs. We also work hard to get our patients in and out in less than an hour.

    Patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries, however, should go directly to the nearest hospital emergency room.

  • What types of ailments does MD Now treat?

    MD Now treats a wide range of non-emergency medical

    MD Now treats a wide range of non-emergency medical concerns. Click here to view our injuries and illnesses page for the complete list.

  • Does MD Now offer physical exams?

    MD Now offers physical exams for work, school, and sports

    MD Now offers physical exams for work, school, and sports. Routine testing is also available when appropriate or medically necessary.

  • Does MD Now offer STD testing?

    Yes. If you are experiencing unusual symptoms in regards to

    Yes. If you are experiencing unusual symptoms in regards to your sexual health come into your local MD Now for a confidential, routine STD test.

  • Where are MD Now clinics located?

    MD Now has more than 110 clinics, conveniently located

    MD Now has more than 110 clinics, conveniently located throughout Indian River, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Lee and Manatee counties. Click here to find a Florida location near you.

  • How long will I wait to see a medical professional?

    Our goal is to have all patients in and out within one

    Our goal is to have all patients in and out within one hour, starting from the time you walk in the door, to the time you leave our clinic.

  • How much will my copay be?

    Every insurance plan is different. Bring your insurance

    Every insurance plan is different. Bring your insurance card with you to your MD Now visit, and we will verify your urgent care copay with your insurance carrier. Or, if you prefer, you can call the member services number located on the back of your insurance card to ask about specific policies and copays before your visit.

  • What forms of payment do you accept?

    Once we’ve determined your copay or deductible amount

    Once we’ve determined your copay or deductible amount with your insurer, you can pay with a major credit card, cash, or check. MD Now also offers affordable self-pay rates for those without health insurance.

  • Where can I retrieve my medical records?

    To retrieve medical records for a visit, please complete

    To retrieve medical records for a visit, please complete the Medical Records Release Authorization Form and email your request and completed form to mrecords@mdnow.com. You can also send your request and completed form via fax to the MD Now Medical Records Department at (866) 708-4298.

  • Do I need a referral or authorization from my primary care provider to be treated at MD Now?

    No. A referral or authorization from your primary care

    No. A referral or authorization from your primary care provider is not required for treatment at MD Now clinic.

  • What is your bill pay policy?

    During the registration process, we will ask you to sign a

    During the registration process, we will ask you to sign a Payment Card on File Agreement. After our office receives remittance advice/information from your insurance company (typically in two to four weeks after your visit), any remaining balance will be charged to your payment card. We will notify you via email 10 days before we submit the charge to your payment card on file. You may call our office if this presents a problem or hardship for you, or if you would like to pay with a different card. You will receive an emailed receipt after the payment has been processed. If the payment transaction is declined by your card, we will mail a billing statement to you, requesting an alternative form of payment.

  • Exceptions to Payment Card on File Policy

    Our Payment Card on File policy does not apply to the

    Our Payment Card on File policy does not apply to the patients listed below:  

    – Patients experiencing a medical emergency

    – Medicare or Medicaid or dual coverage patients (Traditional or Managed Care)

    – Veterans’ Administration/Tri-Care patients

    – Occupational Medicine patients (Workers compensation & Employer-paid services)  

    – Cash-based services when the visit is paid in full at the time of service (i.e., DOT/school & sports physicals, flu shots, forms review, etc.)

    – A patient paying cash in full at the time of service 

    – Telehealth services patients (unless the virtual visit resulted in an in-clinic visit)

    – HCA Healthcare employees and beneficiaries who have HCA Healthcare insurance 

    – Healthy Savings patients

  • Copays and Deductibles

    Copays, deductibles and coinsurance will be collected at

    Copays, deductibles and coinsurance will be collected at each visit (if applicable). All patient claims will be submitted to insurance. If a patient elects not to provide a payment card on file, they will be charged a minimum $100 deposit inclusive of copay, coinsurance and deductible. Any amount collected at time of service that is greater than the final patient responsibility will be refunded after the insurance carrier confirms final patient responsibility.

  • Why do you save my card information?

    Our payment policy helps patients better manage

    Our payment policy helps patients better manage visit-related costs and simplifies the patient experience, allowing us to focus on delivering exceptional patient care. The process will reduce the amount of statements mailed to patients.

  • How can I trust that you will keep my card safe?

    We abide by national payment card compliance standards and

    We abide by national payment card compliance standards and the product is HITRUST CSF Certified. The HITRUST security and privacy framework leverages nationally and internationally accepted security and privacy-related regulations, standards, and frameworks. The payment card merchant services processor providers our system an encrypted token that references your card. Our system only has access to the encrypted token. You authorize that access when you sign our authorization form. We do not keep any payment card information on file in our office or on any of our computers.

  • How much are you going to charge my card?

    You will be charged the amount indicated on your

    You will be charged the amount indicated on your explanation of benefits (EOB), less any payments made at the time of service including copays, to a maximum of $180 per visit. Any additional patient responsibility will be billed separately. In no event will we charge your card more than $180.

  • What payment cards do you accept?

    We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and HSA,

    We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and HSA, HRA, and FSA cards.

  • What if I need to dispute my bill?

    We will always work with you to determine if there has been

    We will always work with you to determine if there has been a mistake on your bill, and we will refund you if we have made an error. You can contact our billing department at 844.422.3627 from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. CST with any questions.

  • I’ve always paid my bills on time. Why do I have to give you a payment card?

    Due to the complexities of the current healthcare billing

    Due to the complexities of the current healthcare billing practices, we have elected (as has much of the healthcare industry) to take this approach to simplify the process for both our patients and staff.

  • What are my alternatives if I do not want to place a card on file?

    If you do not fall into one of our noted exceptions, we

    If you do not fall into one of our noted exceptions, we will collect a minimum of $100 through a combination of copays, deductibles, coinsurance and/or deposit at the time of service. After your claim is fully processed, if a refund is due, you will be reimbursed by our billing office.

  • Why do I have to swipe my card with each visit?

    While a payment card can be saved to a patient account

    While a payment card can be saved to a patient account until it either expires, it declines or you change your payment card on file, we ask that patients swipe, insert or tap their card for each visit. Swiping, inserting or tapping your card each visit ensures our clinics can timely associate your payment to the proper clinic and patient account.

  • What if I don’t have insurance?

    If you do not have insurance, you will be eligible for our

    If you do not have insurance, you will be eligible for our self-pay pricing posted on our website. You will be requested to place your card on file noting the exception to paying cash in full at the time of service. You will be required to pay the minimum tiered pricing prior to receiving services.

  • I have insurance and know my copay. I will pay that and if I owe more after the insurance is processed, then you can bill me. I will NOT participate in credit card on file. Can I be seen?

    Yes, but we will collect a minimum deposit of $100. This

    Yes, but we will collect a minimum deposit of $100. This balance protects us in the event your insurance carrier determines that the patient’s responsibility is greater than the amount of the copay after we provide care.

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Milton

We’re Keeping an Eye on the Storm

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, our team at MD Now is monitoring the storm closely. Our patients and staff are important to us, and clinics will remain open for as long as conditions are safe. To stay up-to-date on clinic hours of operation and the re-opening of our clinics, please check our individual clinic pages for details.

While clinics are closed, we will be offering Virtual Visits. Click here for hours of operation or to schedule a Virtual Visit.

We hope that everyone stays safe.

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