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Northeast Primary Care

Direct primary careMineola · from $150/visit

Prices published by the practice · Updated October 20, 2026 · No insurance required

Northeast Primary Care in Mineola (137 Willis Ave, Suite 110) sees self-pay patients at $150 a visit, billed per visit rather than by membership, with flexible payment plans. It's the right option in central Nassau when you need a primary care doctor for a one-off visit and haven't joined a direct primary care practice.

Self-pay prices

What you getPrice
Self-Pay Price
Transparent self-pay primary care pricing. Good option if you haven't selected a DPC and need a one-off visit with a primary care doctor. Not a membership — each visit billed separately. Flexible payment plans available.
$150/visit

Prices are what an individual pays the practice directly. They can change; the date above is the version you're reading. Confirm with the practice before your visit.

About Northeast Primary Care

Transparent self-pay primary care pricing. Good option if you haven't selected a DPC and need a one-off visit with a primary care doctor. Not a membership — each visit billed separately. Flexible payment plans available.

Contact

Address
137 Willis Ave Suite 110
Mineola 11501

Phone
(516) 276-0210

Website
northeastprimarycare.com/self-pay-primary-care

Book
Online booking →

Patients
Adults and children

Frequently asked questions

How much does Northeast Primary Care cost without insurance?

Northeast Primary Care publishes its self-pay prices. The lowest listed is Self-Pay Price at $150/visit.

Do I need insurance to use Northeast Primary Care?

No. Every price on this page is what you pay directly, with no insurance, deductible, or claim. If you do have insurance, you can still choose the self-pay rate.

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Northeast Primary Care sets its own prices and is responsible for its own care; the prices on this page are its published self-pay rates as of October 20, 2026 and can change. Upsurance is not an insurance company, health plan, or provider.