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If someone suspects they need non-emergency medical care but they have to self pay, do they have options?
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Yes: Yes, get to a good urgent care. They can handle most non-emergent issues, at a fraction of the cost. If they can't help you they can give you some direction about how to proceed.
Answered 5/13/2016
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