Pricing & Membership
Transparent pricing before you book.
Aster is a direct-pay practice. Every visit has a clear price, listed here, before you book.
Visit Options
What each visit costs.
New Patient Consultation
60–75 minutes
Full health review, medical history, current concerns, and initial care plan
Follow-Up Visit
30–45 minutes
Lab results review, care plan updates, medication adjustments, and check-ins
Private Care Membership
Ongoing relationship-based care
Dedicated provider relationship with longer visits, between-visit messaging, and coordinated follow-up
How Payment Works
Private-pay care without insurance complexity.
Aster does not bill insurance directly for office visits. This is what allows longer appointments, fewer patients per day, and more time with your provider. Here is how the financial side works.
- HSA/FSA funds may be used when eligible — check with your account provider for specific rules
- Superbills may be available so you can submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement. Coverage is not guaranteed and depends on your plan
- Labs, imaging, and prescriptions are ordered through outside facilities where your insurance typically applies. Coverage depends on your specific plan
- No surprise billing — every visit price is listed on this page before you book
Cost Clarity
What Aster covers and what it does not.
Your practice fee covers your visits and provider time. Labs, imaging, medications, and emergency care are separate.
What you pay Aster for
- Consultation and follow-up visits
- Private Care Membership
- Care plan creation and review
- Secure messaging (members)
- Lab interpretation and coordination
May still go through insurance
- Lab draws and blood work
- Imaging (X-ray, ultrasound, MRI)
- Prescription medications
- Specialist visits (if referred)
Outside the practice fee
- Emergency or urgent care
- Hospital or surgical care
- Specialist procedures
- Outside facility fees
What your visit fee covers — and what it does not.
What is included
- 60–75 min new patient visits, 30–45 min follow-ups
- Written care plan with prioritized recommendations
- Lab ordering, review, and clinical interpretation
- Medication review and management
- Secure messaging between visits (membership patients)
- Superbills may be provided for possible reimbursement
What is not included
- Emergency or urgent care
- Hospital or surgical care
- Outside lab and imaging fees
- Prescription medication costs
- Specialist referral fees
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or visit your nearest emergency room.
Which option is right for me?
Not sure which visit to book?
New Patient Consultation
You have not been seen at Aster before. You want a thorough first visit to review your health, discuss concerns, or get a second perspective.
Book a Consultation →Follow-Up Visit
You are an existing patient coming back to review lab results, update your care plan, or check in on progress.
Schedule Follow-Up →Private Care Membership
You want a dedicated ongoing relationship — longer visits, between-visit messaging, and a provider who tracks your progress over time.
Learn About Membership →FAQ
Questions about pricing and payment?
Do you take insurance?
No. Aster is a direct-pay practice — we do not bill insurance for office visits. This is what allows us to spend 60–75 minutes with new patients instead of 10–15. You may use HSA/FSA funds when eligible, and we can provide superbills you may submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your plan.
Can I use insurance for labs, imaging, or prescriptions?
In most cases, yes. Labs and imaging are ordered through outside facilities that typically accept insurance. Prescriptions go to your pharmacy of choice, where your insurance applies as usual. Coverage for those services depends on your specific plan.
Can I use HSA or FSA funds?
Our services are generally eligible for HSA and FSA payment, but eligibility depends on your specific account and plan rules. We provide itemized receipts with the information typically needed for account processing.
How do I know which service to book?
Start with a New Patient Consultation. Your provider will help you determine which care areas are relevant during that visit. You do not need to pick the right service before your first appointment.
Your next step
Pricing should not be the hard part of healthcare.
Book a New Patient Consultation. You already know what it costs.
No commitment required. HSA/FSA may be used when eligible.