Overview
Anchor Health offers care through insurance-based visits, transparent self-pay options, and optional membership. This hybrid model allows families and individuals to choose the access and follow-up that fits their needs, without sacrificing quality or continuity.
All patients receive care under Anchored Care™, our relationship-based family primary care model.
Insurance Plans Accepted
We currently accept the following insurance plans for all covered medical services in Maryland :
Plans Accepted
Plans Accepted
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Plans Accepted
Note: For insurance-billed visits, your specific plan benefits (including copays, deductibles, and coinsurance) will apply. We recommend verifying your coverage for telehealth services with your insurance provider.Patients are responsible for verifying benefits, copays, deductibles, and coinsurance. Anchor Health does not accept plans administered by Medicaid or Medicare at this time.
Self -Pay Visit Rates (No Membership Required)
Self-Pay Options
If you do not have one of the insurance plans listed above, or if you prefer to pay out-of-pocket, we offer transparent self-pay rates for all visits. We can provide a Superbill (an itemized receipt) that you may submit to your insurance company for potential out-of-network reimbursement (subject to your plan's benefits) or paid via our Self-Pay rates:
Visit Type
New Patient Primary Care
Primary Care Follow-Up
Pediatric Visit (ages 5+)
Women’s Health Specialist
Metabolic/Weight Evaluation
Problem-Focused Visit
Mental & Emotional Health Visit
Duration
60 minutes
30 minutes
30-45 minutes
45-60 minutes
60-75 minutes
20-30 minutes
30-45 minutes
Self-Pay Rate
$250
$150
$150
$200
$275
$125
$175
Optional Membership Care
(keep your original tier structure; this clarifies how it fits)
Membership provides time, access, and structured follow-up for patients who want deeper continuity for women’s health, midlife, and metabolic care. Membership is optional and does not replace insurance.
Membership supports the parts of care that insurance typically does not cover well, such as longer visits, priority access, and ongoing coordination.
Superbills
What is a superbill?
A superbill is a detailed receipt you can submit to your insurance company when you pay for care out of pocket. It includes diagnosis and procedure codes that insurers require to process out-of-network claims.
Why would I need a superbill?
Superbills are used when a visit is paid by self-pay or when a patient is out of network.
How do I use a superbill?
After your visit, you may request a superbill. You submit it to your insurance company as part of an out-of-network claim. Your insurer will determine whether to reimburse part, all, or none of the cost based on your plan.
When is a superbill provided?
Superbills are provided after a self-pay visit has been completed and paid.
