Insurance
Information
Priority Emergency Center honors most private and commercial insurance plans. We also offer transparent pricing and payment options for patients without insurance. Our goal is to work with you and your insurance to avoid unexpected bills.
We Accept
Most Private & Commercial Plans
Government Insurance
Not Accepted
Priority Emergency Center does not accept government-issued insurance plans. Patients covered under the following plans are required to pay for services at the time of their visit.
Medicare
Payment is required at the time of service for all Medicare patients.
Medicaid
Payment is required at the time of service for all Medicaid patients.
TRICARE
Payment is required at the time of service for all TRICARE patients.
Medicare Advantage
Payment is required at the time of service for all Medicare Advantage plan patients.
Questions about self-pay pricing? Call our team at (737) 423-2311 before your visit. We accept cash, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard), and Workers Compensation.
How Priority Emergency Center Works With Your Insurance
Priority Emergency Center honors most private and commercial insurance plans. We also offer transparent pricing and payment options for patients without insurance. Our goal is to work with you and your insurance to avoid unexpected bills for emergency treatment that should be covered by your plan.
When you arrive, you or a family member will check in and complete all required forms. This helps us process your insurance claims quickly and accurately. At the time of service we will collect any initial payment due, then we will submit claims to your insurance carrier for your emergency department benefits.
After your visit, our billing team will send two claims to your insurance provider: one from the facility and one from the physician who treated you.
Billing Team
Always Here to Help You
Claims Process
Fast & Accurate Submission
Step-by-Step Billing Process
Arrive & Check In
You or a family member will check in and complete all required forms to help us process your insurance claims quickly and accurately.
Initial Payment Collected
At the time of service we will collect any initial payment due, such as your copay, coinsurance, or deductible.
Claims Submitted to Insurance
We submit claims to your insurance carrier for your emergency department benefits immediately after your visit.
Two Separate Claims Sent
Our billing team sends two claims to your insurance: one from the facility and one from the physician who treated you.
You Receive Your EOB
In a few weeks you may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance — this is not a bill. See section below for details.
In-Network and Out-of-Network Insurance
Priority Emergency Center is not a participating provider in any health benefit plan provider network. However, by law your health insurance plan is required to process emergency services at in-network benefit levels when you have an emergency medical condition.
Our Network Status
Priority Emergency Center is not a participating provider in any health benefit plan provider network.
Your Legal Protection
By law, your health insurance plan is required to process emergency services at in-network benefit levels when you have an emergency medical condition.
What Your Visit May Cost
The amount you may owe depends on what your insurance company approves and the terms of your plan. In an emergency setting it is not always possible to know these amounts before your visit.
Copay
A fixed amount you pay for a covered health care service, usually when you receive the service.
Coinsurance
Your share of the costs of a covered health care service, calculated as a percentage of the allowed amount.
Deductible
The amount you owe for health care services before your health insurance begins to pay.
Forms of Payment We Accept
We make payment as easy as possible — multiple options available for all patients.
Most Private & Commercial Insurance Plans
Credit Cards
Visa & Mastercard
Workers Compensation
Cash
⚠️ Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE are NOT accepted. Patients with these plans are required to pay at the time of service. Call us at (737) 423-2311 for self-pay rates.
Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
In a few weeks after your visit you may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance company. This is not a bill.
The EOB simply explains what happened with your claim — what was covered, what was not, and what you may owe. Think of it as a summary from your insurance company.
📋 The EOB is NOT a bill. Wait for an actual bill from Priority Emergency Center before making any payment.
The services you received during your emergency visit
The amount your insurance covered for those services
The amount your insurance did not cover and what you may owe
Got Billing Questions?
Our billing team is here to explain your charges, help with insurance claims, and arrange payment plans if needed.
📞 Call (737) 423-2311✅ Have questions about your bill? We will explain your charges, help with insurance claims, and arrange payment plans if needed. Call (737) 423-2311.
Our team is here to help you understand your coverage, explain your bill, and walk you through your payment options. Call us anytime.