The Membership Plan by Broken to Better Urgent Care agrees to provide the following services and amenities to BTB Family Membership members:
- Experienced and dedicated staff committed to a high level of care and service
- 7 days per week, most days of the year. Same-day access to Urgent Care services ** (Broken To Better Urgent Care is closed Christmas Day and Easter). No appointment is needed, and online check-in is always available
- At each visit, the patient is expected to pay a facility fee of $25.00
- This plan includes the head of household and up to four (4) additional dependents or up to five (5) total family members
- Families receive five visits per 12-month membership term. Family member visits are in aggregate and could all be used by the same family member or divided among different family members. Five visits is the yearly family limit
All other Urgent Care services are discounted by 50% for BTB Membership members. Examples of services included:
- All in-house x-rays
- All in-house laboratory testing
- All procedures, such as suturing of wounds, foreign body removals, drainage of boils and abscesses
- All injections and injected medications
- DME (braces, boots, splints)
- All wound care and dressings
- Ear lavage (cleaning)
- Breathing treatments
- EKG
A full list of all covered services and member prices is attached and available on our website.
- Annual sports physicals and flu shots are free of charge for individuals and each member of a family (does not count as a visit)
For the above services and amenities, the cost for a family (including spouse and dependents) will be a $50.00 monthly ACH payment. A one-time fee for processing the application is charged at a cost of $35.00 for either the individual or family membership. This will be a one-time fee except in cases where the membership lapses. In the case that a membership lapses, a reapplication fee and the first month’s payment will be required to reactivate the membership.
**Please note:
Urgent Care facilities are also not an appropriate place to manage chronic illness such as diabetes, hypertension, COPD, congestive heart failure, depression or chronic pain. If you have a chronic illness, an urgent care provider may or may not be able to treat you, but will certainly be able to refer you to a primary care provider or an appropriate specialist.
