Individual Services

We provide DOT and CDL physical exams to maintain your driver certification as a commercial motor vehicle operator.  Our exam meets the requirements of the Certified Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

$99

Examples include ear infections, simple rashes, sore throat, simple UTI, thyroid follow-up, refill of 2 stable chronic medicines, etc.

$149

These visits are for complex concerns or 3+ concerns – examples include migraine requiring in-clinic treatment, mental health counseling, follow-up of diabetes + high blood pressure + asthma + depression, mental health counseling, family meetings, annual physical + 1-2 other concerns, etc.

$299

This package includes 6 visits – 1 in the 3rd trimester of pregnancy to discuss the final weeks, your birth plan, and the immediate postpartum period. From there, you and your baby will have 5 visits in your home (in-clinic visits available if preferred)at which we will spend as much time as it takes to address each of your physical, emotional & spiritual concerns.

$1800

Most common warts go away without treatment, though it may take a year or two and new ones may develop nearby. Some people choose to have their warts treated by a doctor because home treatment isn’t working and the warts are bothersome, spreading or a cosmetic concern. The goals of treatment are to destroy the wart, stimulate an immune system response to fight the virus, or both. Treatment may take weeks or months. Even with treatment, warts tend to recur or spread. Cryotherapy is a freezing therapy done at a doctor’s office and involves applying liquid nitrogen to your wart. Freezing works by causing a blister to form under and around your wart. Then, the dead tissue sloughs off within a week or so. This method may also stimulate your immune system to fight viral warts. You’ll likely need repeat treatments, which are included in the price shown. Side effects of cryotherapy include pain, blistering and discolored skin in the treated area.

$50

Recurrently painful, or inflamed and infected, nail edges from ingrown toenails? This procedure removes the edge that is stirring up trouble and aims to destroy the nail bed in this location. Doing so prevents regrowth and effectively narrows the total nail area, thereby reducing skin irritation and risk of infection.

$195

No matter how careful we are, scrapes and cuts are bound to happen. In fact, for some people, small cuts can become so common that it’s difficult to know when an injury requires stitches and when it can just be bandaged at home.For very minor or shallow injuries, like paper cuts, simply clean the cut and apply a bandage, if necessary, to keep it clean.For more severe cuts, take the following action:

• Wash the cut with water and gentle soap to prevent infection.
• Stop the bleeding by applying gentle pressure to the injury. 
• Examine the edges of the wound. If the edges are smooth and stay together during normal body movement, treatment is probably not needed.

Your wound may need stitches or other medical treatment if it meets any of the following criteria: 

• The cut is deeper than a quarter of an inch. 
• The cut was made by a dirty or rusty object and/or there is a risk of infection.
• Fat, muscle, bone, or other deep body structures are visible due to the wound.
• The cut is over a joint, especially if the edges open when you move the joint or if opening the wound shows muscle, bone, or joint structures. 
• The injury is deep and on your hand or finger. •
• You have cosmetic concerns about the wound (i.e. it is on the face or area you don’t want to have a scar).
• After 15 minutes of pressure, the cut is still bleeding.

If you believe you may need medical attention, contact us ASAP.  Wounds older than 6 hours will require more complex care.  Prices shown are for simple cuts.  Complex lacerations requiring multiple layers of stitches can be repaired for $350.

$200