Patient First Primary and Urgent Care - Glen Burnie

Not to my knowledge , if you have no ins. I am guessing you will be billed. If you have ins . it goes to them .

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, you may walk in any of our centers from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to be seen by a physician for a physical. Please bring with you any forms you may need signed by a physician.

I'm not sure sorry.

I don't know, I did not go there for a booster.

Everywhere I look up for Rapid test is saying date not available. I have put today through Sunday. Does anyone have a clue where can get Rapid test.

Yes

Yes, Patient First has wifi.

The cost of your visit is determined by your insurance provider. If you are uninsured, the starting base price of a routine visit is $119.

Yes, Patient First is able to set a dislocated finger.

Patient First provides an economical self-pay program for individuals without insurance. Please visit our website to learn more about our self-pay program.

Yes, Patient First is able to perform regular blood work.

Yes, Patient First is able to perform physicals. You may walk in any of our centers from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, Patient First is able to perform testing for Tuberculosis. You may walk in any of our centers from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to be seen by a physician.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, all Patient First centers are equipped with a pharmacy. Most prescription drugs, chiefly those prescribed for urgent care conditions, are available at every Patient First. Patient First, however, does not stock prescription drugs for chronic conditions.

No. He needs to go to a hospital. But even that isnt a guarantee.

Yes they do however I would not go to the Patient First in Glen Burnie that is a horrible location the staff is incredibly rude. You're better off going to the one in Pasadena or Odenton

Yes, Patient First is able to administer IV fluids if a physician deems necessary after examination.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your interest in visiting Patient First. Yes, Patient First is able to administer IV fluids if a physician deems necessary after examination.

I habe mixed reviews about this place. I come here because it is close to home. Usually it is because im sick. Well still am in a way.. I need arepeat blood test. I am sure i saw you cam make appointments. But, when i called 2 weeks ago for blood work they said i could come in. Came there was an issue with the bill. Get the bill taken care. She tells me this is urgent care and am not able to get my blood work done. That is crazy. I know i saw somewhere where you can schedule visits.