From Dr. McGann:
  "One of the big problems in Healthcare today is the lack of price transparency.  What does this cost? I want to know what this is going to cost me up front!  Why do we get these big bills after the fact?  "I gave my co-pay" but what did this actually cost?  Was it good value for money?  What did that blood work actually cost?  Can I get better value for money somewhere else?  Is this a good price for my X-ray?  My deductible is very high, so I'm paying for this: How do I know my insurance is getting me a good price? If I'm paying for this from my deductible does my insurance company even care if it's over-priced? Personally, I've always been frustrated by this."

Direct Primary Care has price transparency.  It also has your Physician negotiating for you to get better cash prices and better value for money.

One reliable resource to check on the costs of all things medical is the website Fair Health Consumer. 
Please click the link to visit their website and feel free to shop around and see if you are getting value for money!
www.fairhealthconsumer.org/

Another good place for reliable information is Healthcare Bluebook:
www.healthcarebluebook.com/

Price list for blood work:

Some common blood tests done in the Primary Care setting.  *Our cash prices:

• CBC $9  A Complete blood count
• Testosterone $20 ($20 - $50 depending of the extent of the testing) the male hormone
• BMP $9 a basic metabolic panel (sugar, liver, kidneys, electrolytes)
• PSA $15 Prostate Specific Antigen to check on the prostate
• Chlamydia $30, Gonorrhea $30, Syphilis $5 for sexually transmitted infections
• CMP  $12.  A complete metabolic panel, (BMP plus exam of the liver)
• Estrogen $15, FSH $15, LH $15 the female hormones
• HIV blood test $15 a test for the AIDS virus
• FLP  $9 A fasting lipid panel to check on cholesterol
• TSH  $9  Thyroid stimulating hormone to check on the thyroid.  T3 and T4 are also $9 each.
• UA  $3  urine analysis to look at kidney function or for infection
• HBA1C $9  a blood test used to monitor Diabetes.
• Vitamin D $25 an important hormone for bones and muscle health
• Uric acid $5 a check for gout.​
• Any many more!  This is a small list of more common tests done at Primary Care Doctors office.  In Direct Primary Care most blood work is not expensive!  *Understand prices are subject to change.

*Cash prices for common X-rays with Family First Direct Primary Care with Dr. McGann:
neck: $15 per view
shoulder: $25 per view
arm/humerus: $15 per view
elbow: $20 per view
forearm: $20 per view
wrist: $15 per view
hand/finger: $15 per view
chest: $25 per view
ribs: $25 per view
T-spine: $25 per view
lumbar spine $24 per view.
pelvis: $25 per view
abdomen: $35 per view
hip $28 per view
thigh: $40 per view
knee: $22 per view
leg: $22 per view
ankle: $22 per view
​foot: $15 per view
Prices are subject to change.*

Price list for ultrasound imaging:
What's new?  It's coming!  In process of obtaining in-house ultrasound, more cost savings coming in 2018!

In office procedures performed by Dr. McGann:
1- Cerumen impaction (ear wax removal)
2- Laceration repair (stitches/sutures) for simple, moderate, and many complex cases.
3- Splinting 
4- Casting
3- Simple skin surgery for many types of lesions (moles, warts, skin tags, etc)
4- Some complex skin surgery for many lesion (skin cancer, biopsy, cysts, lipomas, abscesses)
5- Trigger point injections
6- Joint injections, bursal injections
7- Most joint dislocation reductions
8- Ring removal
9- Tick removal
10- Cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) for skin lesions
11- Nail surgery (fingers, toes)
12- Eye exams for corneal abrasions
Dr. McGann is well trained & experienced in most Primary Care procedures.