Patient guide

This guide explains your options for getting medical care when you don't have health insurance. No medical advice is provided here. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your specific situation.

Patient guide

How to see a doctor without insurance.

You have options beyond the emergency room. Direct primary care, cash-pay clinics, and transparent pricing directories put you back in control of your healthcare wallet.

Price first. Care second. No surprise bill later.

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Can I see a doctor without insurance?
What does a cash-pay visit usually cost?
Is direct primary care the same as concierge medicine?
Can I use HSA or FSA funds for cash-pay care?
Cash-pay visits

Many providers offer transparent cash prices for office visits, labs, and procedures. You pay upfront and avoid billing surprises entirely. Typical primary care visits range from $25-$150.

DPC memberships

Direct Primary Care memberships give you unlimited primary care access for a flat monthly fee, typically $50-$150. Longer visits, direct doctor access, and no copays.

No insurance networks

Cash-pay and DPC providers don't participate in insurance networks, so you're free to choose any provider who accepts direct payment. No referrals, no gatekeeping.

Find providers near you

DirectMedicine lists hundreds of direct-pay providers across 34 states. Search by city or specialty to find transparent pricing in your area.

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Search by city or specialty. Every provider listed here offers transparent pricing upfront.