Find specialist care. Know your self-pay options.

Find specialists near you, compare published appointment prices, and contact practices directly.

In person

Search by city or ZIP. Results separate practices in your town from nearby ones, with the real city shown on each.

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Telehealth

Pick the state where you will be during the visit. We list only practices that document coverage for that state.

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How it works

  1. Find

    Choose a specialty and a place. Add a visit type or a maximum price only if you want to.

  2. Compare

    See initial and follow-up prices side by side, with what is included and when we checked. Unknown prices are marked as unknown.

  3. Contact

    Call, visit the website or book directly with the practice. We do not take appointments or health information.

Prices, explained

A single number rarely tells the whole story. We keep each kind of charge separate so you compare like with like.

Initial visit
The first appointment with a practice or clinician, often longer than later visits.
Follow-up visit
A later appointment for the same concern. Usually priced lower than the first visit.
Evaluation or assessment
A structured evaluation, such as a therapy evaluation or a testing session. Priced as its own service.
Booking deposit
An amount paid to hold a time. It is not the full visit fee, and it is never shown as the visit price.
Membership
A recurring fee for access or a set of visits. Shown separately from appointment fees.
Package
A bundle of sessions with one total. Dividing it by the sessions gives an estimate, not a price you can book for a single visit.

Questions to ask before you book

Prices on a website can leave things out. A short call or message usually settles it.

  • What is the price of the first visit, and of a follow-up?
  • How long is the appointment, and what does the price include?
  • Are labs, tests, imaging or procedures charged separately?
  • Is there a booking deposit, and is it refundable if I cancel?
  • Does the price apply at the location and with the clinician I will see?
  • If I want telehealth, is it offered for the state I will be in?
  • Can you give me the total cost in writing before I come in?

Common questions

Is self-pay the same as being uninsured?

No. Self-pay means you pay the practice directly for a visit. People without insurance use it, and so do insured patients who choose a practice that does not bill their plan. Some practices accept insurance too and offer self-pay as an option. Each profile says which arrangement applies.

What if a practice does not publish its prices?

It stays in the directory with the note "Self-pay available. Contact the practice for pricing." It will not appear in maximum-price results or as a cheapest option, because we do not know the price. Ask for the initial visit and follow-up price and what each includes.

Which telehealth options are shown for my state?

Only practices that document telehealth coverage for the state where you will be during the visit. A practice that offers telehealth somewhere is not assumed to offer it everywhere.

How current are the prices?

Every price shows the date we checked it and the source. A price not checked in the last 180 days is left out of price filters until it is rechecked; the profile itself stays published. Prices can change, so confirm with the practice before booking.

Can I book or pay through Self-Pay Specialists?

No. We do not take appointments, payments or health information. You contact the practice directly by phone, website or its booking page.

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