Insurance

What Insurances Are Accepted?

We are happy to accept major insurance, Medicaid as well as Medicaid Managed Care Plans. If you don’t see your carrier on the list, feel free to ask the front desk staff when you visit and we’ll be happy to help verify your coverage. We accept individuals without insurance and Medicaid patients. Due to the fact that each plan is different, please read below to learn more. As a result, we can better serve you and your specific needs.

Insurance and Medicaid Accepted At MainStreet Family Care

We accept most major insurance plans. However, it is your responsibility to bring along your valid government-issued ID. We require this for each visit. Subsequently, we require that all patients have a valid, non-expired ID present in order to be seen by a provider. By clicking your clinic location below, you can find a list of insurance and Medicaid accepted at your KidsStreet Urgent Care clinic. *Please scroll down for details regarding Medicaid and options for uninsured patients.

Medicaid Patients

KidsStreet Urgent Care clinics are proud to accept Medicaid patients with no referral needed! As the largest program providing medical and health-related services to children, families, and individuals in need, we’re happy to accept Medicaid, as well as their Managed Care Plans, at our clinics. Please click on your clinic location in the list above for details.

No Insurance, No Medicaid? No Problem!

At KidsStreet Urgent Care, we strive to treat all of our patients like family.  In order to meet this goal, we offer several payment options to accommodate all of our patients. If you don’t have insurance, you can come in and self-pay. We can calculate a patient estimate for you, or you can pay a flat fee of $129.00 which covers all in-house labs, tests, COVID-19 rapid antigen testing, procedures, and x-rays. Patients are responsible for the full cost of any other outside services. The following is a list of specific services not included in self-pay:

  • Vaccines & Immunizations
  • DOT Physicals
  • Braces, Crutches & Splints
  • Outside Labs (Including PCR COVID-19 Testing)
  • Drug Screening Services
  • Prescription Medications

Have a billing issue?

Because we understand that mistakes happen, we have a billing team ready to answer your questions. If there was an issue with your insurance, let us know! It is our aim to get you feeling better and that means answering your questions! Contact us today!

Testimonials

This office is so nice and effective. The online system is a lifesaver and the time frame is very accurate. The nurses are amazing with my kid, and the doctor was the BEST.
K.S.

We had a great experience! The staff is kind and accommodating! They offered us free drinks and a blanket for my sick daughter. We will be using this urgent care in the future!
L.J.

Doctor and staff were absolutely amazing! They took awesome care of my daughter. Actually, they went over and beyond for her care.
C.S.

What Are The Symptoms?

 

The symptoms of respiratory infection can vary based on type, but tend to include: 

 

  • Coughing or sneezing
  • Sore throat
  • Trouble breathing
  • Drainage
  • Congestion 
  • Stuffy or runny nose
  • Swollen lymph nodes
  • Red eyes
  • Fever
  • Fatigue
  • Headaches

Types Of Upper Respiratory Infections

 

Many URI’s are typically known as seasonal illnesses, which affect people during certain parts of the year. However, your child can contract a URI at any time especially if they have a weak immune system. 

The Cleveland Clinic considers these to be the most common upper respiratory illnesses: 

 

  • Sinusitis (sinus infection) 
  • Laryngitis
  • Common cold or cold viruses 
  • Pharyngitis (sore throat) 
  • Epiglottitis 
  • RSV (can affect lower respiratory tract as well)

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