A little preparation goes a long way

Your visit,
made simpler.

From choosing a clinic to asking about coverage, here’s what to know before you stop by QuickDoc.

Your visit checklist

Bring the essentials.

  • A photo ID and your insurance card, if you have coverage.
  • A list of current medications, dosages and allergies.
  • Relevant paperwork, including school, sports or employer forms.
  • Any recent results or instructions that relate to the reason for your visit.
  • Your questions, so you can discuss what matters to you.

For a child’s visit, call ahead about age requirements, consent and the documents a parent or guardian should bring.

A blood pressure check at QuickDoc
Here for the questions, too.

What to expect

A few simple steps.

01

Choose your clinic

Walk-ins are welcome at Dearborn Heights and Eastpointe. Check the location page for the address and hours. Warren is now open.

02

Check in with the team

Have your photo ID, insurance card if applicable, and contact information ready. Tell the team the reason for your visit.

03

Talk through your concerns

Bring a medication and allergy list, and mention when symptoms started. Your clinician will discuss the evaluation and any recommended tests.

04

Understand your next steps

Before leaving, ask about instructions, prescriptions, results and follow-up. Make sure you know how to contact the clinic with questions.

Insurance & self-pay

Let’s talk about
your options.

QuickDoc accepts many insurance plans and offers self-pay options. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan, the location and the services you receive.

Call your clinic before your visit with the name of your insurer and the exact plan. Your insurer can also help confirm whether the clinic is in network.

Ask about coverage →

Have a question before you arrive?

We can help with visit requirements, available services and directions.

Contact QuickDoc →

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Wait times and service availability vary; call ahead for holiday hours or a specific test or physical.