Same-day care without the surprise bill.
Quick Care is Starlight Health's simple, cash-pay option for everyday illnesses, minor injuries, testing, and other straightforward medical concerns—without needing to establish ongoing primary care. The Quick Care visit is $150, with any additional tests or procedures priced clearly before they're performed.
Quick Care Visit
Each visit includes:
- Provider evaluation
- Treatment plan
- Prescription when appropriate
- Visit summary
Good fit for Quick Care
We treat a wide range of common conditions, including:
- Cold, cough, flu
- Sore throat
- Ear pain
- Sinus infections
- Pink eye
- UTI symptoms
- Rashes / skin issues
- Minor injuries
- Allergy flare-ups
- STD testing
Maybe a fit
We can evaluate many issues, but these may require additional testing, follow-up, or another setting.
- Abdominal pain
- Back pain
- Chest symptoms, if mild
- Complex rashes
- Persistent headaches
- Chronic conditions needing follow-up
Not a fit for Quick Care
Some issues are better handled by primary care or require emergency care.
Better for Primary Care
- Annual physicals
- Chronic condition management
- Mental health care
- Lab follow-up visits
- Long-term health planning
Seek Emergency Care
- Chest pain or pressure
- Trouble breathing
- Stroke symptoms
- Severe abdominal pain
- Major injuries / trauma
- Uncontrolled bleeding
Sore Throat Visit
Visit + Strep Test
Estimated Total $175Flu Symptoms
Visit + Flu/COVID Test
Estimated Total $175Ear Wax Removal
Visit + Procedure
Estimated Total $200UTI Symptoms
Visit + Urinalysis
Estimated Total $165See your estimated total
Start with your $150 visit, then add any services you think you might need.
Quick Care Visit
Flat-rate base fee for every visit.
Medications & Vaccines
Procedures
Testing
You’ll always know the price before any treatment is performed.
We’ll recommend only what’s necessary.
Questions about Quick Care
Quick answers to help you decide whether Quick Care is the right option for today’s concern.
What conditions can Quick Care treat?
Quick Care is designed for common acute illnesses and minor injuries such as sore throats, sinus infections, ear pain, pink eye, urinary symptoms, minor rashes, sprains, cuts, and many other same-day concerns.
When should I choose Primary Care instead?
If you have ongoing medical conditions, need preventive care, medication management, annual physicals, or long-term follow-up, Primary Care is usually the better fit.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are encouraged so we can reserve time for you, but same-day availability is often available. Call us when you are unsure.
How much does a visit cost?
The Quick Care visit fee is $150. Additional testing, medications, or procedures are priced separately, and the estimator above can help you preview the likely total.
Do you accept insurance for Quick Care?
Quick Care is a transparent cash-pay service. We do not bill insurance for these visits.
Can you prescribe medications?
Yes, when medically appropriate. Certain medications or controlled substances may require ongoing Primary Care or specialist management and may not be appropriate through Quick Care.
Can children use Quick Care?
Quick Care is available for patients age 5 and older. Some pediatric concerns may require a pediatric office, urgent care, or emergency department depending on severity.
What if I am not sure which service I need?
Call us and we will help determine whether Quick Care, Primary Care, Allergy Care, or another setting is the best fit before you schedule.