Do you accept insurance?
No. Granted Care does not bill or contract with insurance companies for memberships or office visits. This keeps pricing transparent and allows the visit to focus on your care instead of insurance requirements.
Granted Care Questions
Quick answers about membership, insurance, payment, scheduling, and DOT physicals.
No. Granted Care does not bill or contract with insurance companies for memberships or office visits. This keeps pricing transparent and allows the visit to focus on your care instead of insurance requirements.
Yes. You may be able to use insurance for services outside of Granted Care, such as laboratory testing, imaging, specialist visits, hospital care, and prescriptions, depending on your plan.
Yes. Direct Primary Care is not a replacement for health insurance. Health insurance is important for emergencies, hospitalizations, surgeries, specialist care, and other high-cost medical needs.
Granted Care accepts HSA and FSA debit cards. Whether a membership or visit qualifies depends on your individual plan and current IRS rules, so check with your plan administrator or tax professional before using those funds.
Granted Care sees patients 14 years of age and older.
Payment is due at the time services are provided.
The provider is available by phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM and weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Availability depends on clinical urgency and scheduling.
Yes. DOT physicals are a dedicated self-pay service at Granted Care. The DOT exam page includes pricing, what to expect, and what to bring.
No. The urine test that is part of a DOT physical is not the same as a drug screen. It is used as part of the required medical exam.
Yes. Appointments can be scheduled through the secure online booking portal.