Planning a Visit Without Using Insurance?
See the primary care and dermatology prices below. For a visit that is not listed, call the office to ask about the cost and what may be billed separately.
Self-pay prices
Primary care and dermatology prices
For patients paying without insurance. Prices are effective September 14, 2026.
Plan a visit
Estimate your self-pay cost
Choose one visit, then select any tests, lab panels, or skin procedures to include. The office can confirm which services are appropriate and what may be billed separately.
Sliding-scale discount
You may qualify for a lower cost.
Ask the front desk for the financial assistance application.
Effective
Primary care
| Visit or care option | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| New Patient Visit: Simple | Brief history and exam for one concern | $100 |
| New Patient Visit: Standard | Moderate complexity | $140 |
| New Patient Visit: Comprehensive | Complex visit or multiple concerns | $180 |
| Established Patient Visit: Simple | Brief follow-up | $75 |
| Established Patient Visit: Standard | Moderate complexity | $110 |
| Annual Physical Exam | Preventive visit | $150 |
| Telehealth Visit | Video or phone follow-up | $50 |
| Basic Metabolic Panel / CBC (each) | In-house or reference lab draw | $25–$35 |
| Comprehensive Blood Panel | CBC, CMP, Lipid, A1C bundle | $90 |
| EKG | In-office, with interpretation | $50 |
| Vaccine Administration Fee | Per injection; vaccine cost is separate | $25 |
| Rapid Strep / Flu / COVID Test | Per test | $35 |
| Urinalysis | In-office dipstick or micro | $20 |
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New Patient Visit: Simple
Brief history and exam for one concern
$100
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New Patient Visit: Standard
Moderate complexity
$140
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New Patient Visit: Comprehensive
Complex visit or multiple concerns
$180
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Established Patient Visit: Simple
Brief follow-up
$75
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Established Patient Visit: Standard
Moderate complexity
$110
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Annual Physical Exam
Preventive visit
$150
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Telehealth Visit
Video or phone follow-up
$50
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Basic Metabolic Panel / CBC (each)
In-house or reference lab draw
$25–$35
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Comprehensive Blood Panel
CBC, CMP, Lipid, A1C bundle
$90
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EKG
In-office, with interpretation
$50
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Vaccine Administration Fee
Per injection; vaccine cost is separate
$25
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Rapid Strep / Flu / COVID Test
Per test
$35
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Urinalysis
In-office dipstick or micro
$20
Dermatology
| Visit or care option | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| New Patient Dermatology Visit | Full skin history and exam | $150 |
| Established Patient Follow-Up | Focused visit for 1–2 concerns | $100 |
| Full Body Skin Cancer Screening | Comprehensive exam of all areas | $175 |
| Skin Biopsy (Shave or Punch) | Per lesion; pathology is separate | $150 |
| Pathology Reading Fee | Sent to an outside lab | $100 (billed separately by lab) |
| Cryotherapy (Wart/Lesion Freezing) | Per session, up to 3 lesions | $100 |
| Cryotherapy: Additional Lesions | Each lesion beyond 3 | $20 each |
| Acne Treatment Visit | Includes extraction if needed | $100 |
| Wart Removal (non-cryo) | Electrodessication or curettage | $125 |
| Skin Tag Removal | Per session, up to 10 tags | $100 |
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New Patient Dermatology Visit
Full skin history and exam
$150
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Established Patient Follow-Up
Focused visit for 1–2 concerns
$100
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Full Body Skin Cancer Screening
Comprehensive exam of all areas
$175
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Skin Biopsy (Shave or Punch)
Per lesion; pathology is separate
$150
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Pathology Reading Fee
Sent to an outside lab
$100 (billed separately by lab)
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Cryotherapy (Wart/Lesion Freezing)
Per session, up to 3 lesions
$100
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Cryotherapy: Additional Lesions
Each lesion beyond 3
$20 each
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Acne Treatment Visit
Includes extraction if needed
$100
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Wart Removal (non-cryo)
Electrodessication or curettage
$125
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Skin Tag Removal
Per session, up to 10 tags
$100
Before your visit
- These prices are for patients paying without insurance and are due at the visit. Patients with insurance may be billed differently.
- Lab work and outside pathology are billed separately. A full comprehensive assessment requires blood work. You can decide whether to have lab work, and the cost depends on the tests your provider orders.
- Prices can change. Confirm the current price at check-in.
- You have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate of expected costs, including lab work. Learn about Good Faith Estimates.
How It Works
Name the visit and ask what the estimate includes.
Name the visit
Give the office the name of the visit or care option so the estimate matches your request.
Ask what is included
Confirm whether the estimate includes lab work, medication, procedures, or follow-up, and what could be billed separately.
Confirm before booking
Write down the estimate, date, and next step. Prices and eligibility can change, so confirm again if the plan changes.
Questions to Ask Before You Book a Visit
A useful estimate should explain the scope as well as the amount.
If the visit is not listed, what is the current price?
What is included in that amount?
Could lab work, medication, imaging, procedures, or follow-up be separate?
When is payment due, and which payment methods are currently accepted?
Care Options to Ask About
Prices are listed above for primary care and dermatology. Call about other care options.
If You Want to Check Coverage
Eligibility, network participation, referrals, authorizations, and member costs vary by plan. Use the number on your current insurance card or an official New York State resource for plan-specific answers.
The office can collect your plan information and the service you are requesting, but a benefits response is not a guarantee that a claim will be paid.
Payment Options
Several ways to pay for your care.
Published self-pay prices
See primary care and dermatology prices below. Call about care options not listed.
Insurance questions
If you have coverage, verify the specific plan, provider, service, referral, authorization, and expected member cost.
Third-party financing
Cherry may show payment plan options for eligible costs. Cherry controls approval and financing terms.
Payment plans
Need another way to handle out-of-pocket costs?
Review third-party payment plan options for eligible out-of-pocket care before your visit. Cherry controls approvals, rates, terms, and account servicing.
Self-Pay FAQ
Common questions about paying without insurance.
Where can I see self-pay prices?
Does a quoted price include every part of care?
Can I still ask about insurance?
Are payment plans available?
Need help choosing?
Start with the care option that fits your concern.
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