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PrimeCare and its physicians are out-of-network providers. Nevertheless, under both the Federal and Texas law, insurance companies are responsible for paying the patient’s in-network emergency services once the patient has paid for the plan that covers deductibles and copayments.

For any services availed at PrimeCare, patients/guarantors are required to pay all charges associated to those services. We at PrimeCare will gladly accept a patient’s verified insurance card at the time of service or when filing a claim on their behalf. Insurance claims are usually filed within the 30 days of a patient’s visit. In case the patient’s insurance company hasn’t paid the claim within 90 days, then the patient/guarantor is required to pay all outstanding balances.

An itemized claim is generally filed on behalf of insured patients. Once your claim has been processed successfully, your insurance company is responsible for providing an itemized Explanation of Benefits. On the other hand, patients that paid in cash or are uninsured, you will be given an itemized statement of the charges.

If a third-party entity or a consumer asks for more than two copies of the medical records, PrimeCare will charge an affordable fee for every extra copy after that.

NOTICE OF FEES – PrimeCare Emergency Center in compliance with Senate Bill 425, effective January 1, 2016, and modified by House Bill 3276, effective September 1, 2017, please notice the following:

(1) PrimeCare Emergency Center is a freestanding medical care facility;

(2) Our rates are comparable to a hospital emergency room and we may charge a facility fee;

(3) Our physicians may or may not be a participating provider in your health plan provider network; you may need to check with your healthcare benefit provider;

(4) Our facility is not a participating provider in any health benefit plan provider network. However, by state law your health insurance company is required to process your emergency visit at in network benefit levels;

(5) Your physician providing medical care today may bill separately from the facility for the medical care provided to you.