Patient First Primary and Urgent Care - Perry Hall

No appointment is needed.

Yes, they do have rapid testing.

They don't do the vaccine. You can go to grocery stores or Cvs or Walgreens, Rite Aid. They all have the vaccine.

Yes, if you have symptoms, they will give you the rapid test.

Yes, but it is easy to make them online. However, you may have to wait a week to get an appointment

It might be best to call the facility. They are doing appointment-only testing on site.

Please call the center you visited, and ask to speak to a nurse when prompted.

Yes

Yes, you may get a DOT physical at Patient First. It is important to check in advance to confirm that a certified medical examiner is available. You may find a schedule of DOT providers on our website under the "Occupational Health" tab.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, we do currently participate with Maryland Physicians Care Insurance at our Perry Hall center, and you may walk in anytime between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. to be seen by a physician.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, Patient First does currently participate with Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance and you may walk in any center from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to be seen my a physician.

The wait just depends on the day, time, & how busy they are at the moment.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, we do currently participate with Medicare Insurance and you may walk in any of our centers from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to be seen by a physician.