This test looks for FLU A and FLU B virus.
Nasal Swab inserted 1", then ANALYZED ONSITE
Results back in 15 min

$49 collected at the time of test.
WE DO NOT BILL INSURANCE FOR THIS TEST. You may submit to your insurance to attempt reimbursement.

Getting a flu test rules out the need for antibiotics, which won’t work for a viral infection. Patients can get an antiviral if taken within the first 48 hours.

This antigen test tells whether you have an active infection or not.
Nasal swab, inserted 1", then ANALYZED ONSITE
Results back in 15 minutes.

$200 is collected at time of test.
You may submit to your insurance for reimbursement

This antibody test tells you whether you had COVID in the past, and which antibodies are in your blood.
Finger-stick blood droplet test.
Results back in 15 minutes.

$99 is collected at time of test.
You may submit to your insurance for reimbursement.

The pneumonia vaccine is indicated to help prevent pneumonia streptococcus.
Even if you have already had a vaccine for pneumococcal pneumonia you still may need to an additional vaccine dose

Insurance typically covers at a $0 copay
Self pay price is $139

SHINGRIX is an FDA approved vaccine for the prevention of shingles (herpes zoster) in adults 50 years of age and older. Shingrix is a 2-dose series, with the second shot administered 2 to 6 months after the first shot.

Insurance typically covers at a $0 copay
Self Pay price is $229

Flu Shot is an inactivated virus.

Insurance typically covers at $0 copay.
Self pay price is $40.

Availability Starting ~late August, Early September

High Dose, inactivated virus, provides additional immunity to population aged 65 and older. Preservative free.

Insurance typically covers at $0 copay.
Self pay price is $140.

Adults should receive a booster dose every 10 years, or earlier in the case of a severe and dirty wound and burn.

Insurance typically covers at $0 copay.
Self pay price is $95