Is the $75 Visit Real?
It is one of the most common reactions we hear at Aslan Health.
“Wait… the visit is really only $75?”
Many people assume there must be a catch. Others expect a surprise bill later in the mail. Some think the advertised price only applies to a very limited type of visit.
Honestly, we understand the skepticism.
Healthcare pricing in America has become incredibly confusing. Patients are used to hearing phrases like:
- “starting at”
- “depending on complexity”
- “additional facility charges may apply”
- or “we will bill your insurance and let you know what you owe later.”
As a result, many people have learned not to trust healthcare pricing.
So let us answer the question directly:
Yes. The $75 Visit Is Real.
At Aslan Health, all appointments are $75 with same-day payment.
That includes:
- Primary care visits
- Walk-in visits
- Sick visits
- Follow-up appointments
- Many preventive care visits
- Women’s health visits
- Chronic disease management visits
If additional labs or testing are needed, we discuss those costs with patients up front whenever possible.
No surprise facility fees.
No bills arriving weeks later for the office visit itself.
No guessing what insurance may or may not cover.
We believe patients deserve clear, honest pricing.
Why Do People Assume It Cannot Be Real?
Because most people have experienced healthcare bills that felt impossible to understand.
Someone may schedule what they think is a routine visit and later receive:
- a provider bill,
- a facility fee,
- a lab bill,
- an imaging bill,
- or an insurance explanation of benefits that creates even more confusion.
Even patients with insurance often delay care because they are afraid of what the final cost might be.
That fear is real.
According to recent KFF data, many Americans are now paying higher monthly premiums while also facing large deductibles before insurance begins helping with costs. For many families, healthcare feels financially risky even when they have insurance coverage.
When people become afraid to seek care, they delay:
- blood pressure checks,
- diabetes care,
- medication refills,
- women’s health visits,
- preventive screenings,
- and mental health conversations.
Small problems can become bigger and more expensive problems simply because people waited too long.
So How Can Aslan Health Charge $75?
The short answer is that we built the clinic differently.
Aslan Health focuses on keeping primary care simple, local, and accessible.
We work to reduce many of the administrative and billing complexities that drive up costs throughout the healthcare system. We also focus heavily on primary care, where many health concerns can be addressed early before they become emergencies.
In addition, Aslan Health operates as a faith-based nonprofit clinic. That means patients contribute toward the cost of their care, while donors, churches, foundations, and community partners help support the mission and close the gap.
We believe healthcare should be:
- transparent,
- accessible,
- relationship-based,
- and rooted in compassion.
What About Medications?
One of the biggest hidden healthcare costs for many families is medication.
Through our partnership with RoundtableRx, many common medications are available at very low cost for qualifying patients.
In many cases, medications provided through RoundtableRx are included as part of the $75 visit.
If a patient later returns only for a medication refill, the cost is often just $5 per medication.
For many patients, this can mean significant savings compared to traditional retail pharmacy pricing.
What Is Included — And What Is Not?
The office visit itself is $75 with same-day payment.
If a patient needs:
- labs,
- imaging,
- specialist care,
- or outside testing,
those may involve additional costs. However, we work hard to keep those costs transparent and affordable whenever possible. Patients are not left guessing.
We also provide itemized receipts that patients can submit to insurance, health sharing plans, HSA accounts, or FSA accounts when applicable.
Why This Matters
Healthcare affordability is no longer only a problem for people without insurance.
Today, many working families have insurance but still avoid care because deductibles and out-of-pocket costs feel overwhelming.
At Aslan Health, we are trying to remove barriers to primary care so people can receive help earlier, before a small issue turns into a major medical crisis.
Because healthcare pricing should not feel like a mystery.
And because caring for our neighbors means creating a system people can actually afford to use.