Healthcare has been damaged by the implementation of most high-deductible insurance plans, making it virtually unaffordable for many Americans. For example, Dr. Bream pays around $1,200 per month for insurance. When he and his wife had their child, they did not meet the $1,100 deductible and had to pay almost $9,000 out-of-pocket. In the end his family was having to pay almost $24,000 per year before insurance would start to contribute meaningfully. This led Dr. Bream to re-evaluate the healthcare system, and in turn led to the creation of Bream Medical, where he strives to make a difference and bring about a Revolution in healthcare with self-pay/cash fee options and low-cost subscription plans.
Listed below are some examples of prices at Bream Medical and what the same service would cost at FastMed™, another urgent care facility.
Simple Urgent Care Visit
Bream Medical $99 – FastMed $119
Moderate Urgent Care Visit
Bream Medical $175 – FastMed $199
Complex Urgent Care Visit
Bream Medical $225 – FastMed: Not Listed
Telemedicine Visit
Bream Medical $78 – FastMed $89
COVID Test (Travel PCR)
Bream Medical $140 – FastMed $249
COVID Rapid Antigen Test
Bream Medical $30 – FastMed $249
Primary Care Visit
Bream Medical: Included in Subscription Cost – FastMed $79 + Add-On for Any Lab
Sports Physical/Camp Physical
Bream Medical $35/$50 – FastMed $59/$69
DOT Physical
Bream Medical $100 – FastMed $109
*Procedure costs for urgent care visits may incur extra fees.
A simple urgent care visit may be $99, or a telemedicine visit would be $78. Check out our prices and subscription pages for more information!
You can sign up on our patient portal at the top of the webpage. We are now accepting patients for the Salisbury location! We will be accepting patients for the Edenton and Stokesdale locations in the coming months. Check back often for updates!
You should always go to the ER or call 911 if life or limb are at risk. However, here are some examples of situations that you can come to an Urgent Care for: if your primary care doctor’s office is closed, you have symptoms of a cold or flu, mild sprains and strains, cuts that may need stitches, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea, dehydration, painful urination, etc.
