FAQs

  PAs are medical professionals who are trained and licensed to diagnose illnesses, develop and manage treatment plans, prescribe medication, and often serve as a patient’s principal healthcare provider. PAs are trained in the medical school model but unlike physicians, most do not complete a residency. PAs instead work in collaboration (or supervision in some states) with a licensed physician. PAs experience over a year of intensive classroom training PLUS 2,000 hours of clinically supervised experience prior to graduation. They are also required to pass a rigorous board exam very similar to the USMLE Step 2 that physicians are required to pass. All but one PA program in the US utilizes a full-time classroom setting with simulations and labs (like physicians) instead of mostly online training (like most nurse practitioners or NPs). 

PAs practice in every state and in every medical setting and specialty, improving healthcare access and quality. 

Yes! All of our providers are licensed in South Carolina to write all classes of prescriptions. We can e-prescribe non-controlled substances to the pharmacy of your choice. We responsibly write controlled medication ONLY for acute injuries not to exceed 3 day supply.

Yes! We also send an LPN, RMA (registered medical assistant) or paramedic along with the Provider.

Yes! All of our Providers have at least 5 years of clinical experience in the ER and/or urgent Care. We also subject them to a rigorous credentialing process.

If we are currently serving another patient, we will give you an estimate of our arrival time.

We perform a lot of imaging using state-of-the-art ultrasound right at your location! However, if our provider feels you need an x-ray performed, we have local contracts to provide you affordable x-ray imaging.

YES! All of our providers are fully licensed and credentialed. Each of our Providers have at least 5 years of clinical experience in ER and/or Urgent Care.

No, we do not accept insurance, but we can give you a receipt which shows diagnosis codes and procedure codes to send to your insurance company to be applied towards your deductible or receive reimbursement.

No, we do not transport, transfer, or allow the vehicle to move if we are treating you in it.

Yes, we have comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles for your convenience. Most patients prefer we come into their home or condo.

Yes, we have an office for those patients outside our coverage area or if you are uncomfortable with us coming to you. OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY