FAQs About Elite Urgent Care in Columbia MD
We are passionate about what we do and believe in delivering exceptional service to our patients. Read our frequently asked questions to learn more about our services and conditions. If you have any queries, please contact us or schedule an appointment online.
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What should I bring with me?
Do I have to make an appointment?
Do I need a referral or authorization form from my primary doctor?
When should I go to Elite urgent care?
Can you send my medical record to the specialist?
Do you have pharmacy onsite?
Do you have free onsite parking?
What is average waiting time?
Do you offer covid or Flu vaccine?
Does Elite Urgent Care treat uninsured patients?
Do you offer weekend appointment?
Do you accept insurance?
Do I have to pay Copay at the time of visit?
Where Elite urgent care is located?
What are your hours?
Do you do DOT examination at Elite Urgent Care?
When should you visit emergency room?
What types of services does Elite Urgent Care offer?
Who is the main provider at Elite Urgent Care?
How is Elite Urgent Care rated?
What forms of payment are accepted at Elite Urgent Care?
Does Elite Urgent Care accept same-day appointments?
How do I book an appointment or consultation?
How should I prepare for my appointment at Elite Urgent Care?
Does Elite Urgent Care offer packages or financing options?
Do you offer pediatric and geriatric care?
What types of insurance do you accept?
Do you offer telemedicine or virtual visits?
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Is Elite Urgent Care accepting new patients?
Do you have a board certified doctor at Elite Urgent Care?
• Valid photo ID or license
• Insurance card
• Any forms that may need to be filled out during your visit
No. Feel free to walk in during our business hours and be seen by our healthcare providers.
No, you can be treated in our clinic without a referral from your primary doctor.
When you have a minor injury or illness, but not a life-threatening emergency condition. Common examples include but are not limited to cold, cough, COVID-19, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diarrhea, infections, illnesses, cuts, minor burns, wounds, sprains, and moderate injuries.
Yes, we can send your diagnostic tests, images, and progress notes to specialists upon your request.
No. We do send prescription electronically to the patient’s pharmacy.
Yes. We do offer free onsite parking.
We do have shorter wait time compared to other urgent care centers and emergency room. We try to make our average wait time shorter than 20 minutes.
No. We do not offer Covid and Flu vaccination at this point.
Yes. Elite Urgent care is pleased to offer affordable medical services to self pay patients with discount.
Yes. We do offer Saturdays’ appointments for now, and hopefully soon we will offer Sundays’ appointment as well.
Yes. We do accept most insurances like Medicare, Medicaid, BBSC, UHC, Signa, Etna, and etc. Please check the website for more information in this regard.
If you have a copay, you should pay it at the time of visit. However, if you are not able to pay it at the time of visit, you will be billed later.
We are located at 6100 Dobbin RD, Suite A, Columbia, MD 21045.
Currently our hours are as below:
Monday through Thursdays 8 AM – 6 PM
Fridays 8 AM -1 PM
Saturdays 9 AM-2 PM
We will tray to extend our hours during weekend soon.
Yes. Our providers are DOT certified, and we will offer DOT examination.
You should go to emergency room if you have a major medical emergency problem which is life threatening like sever chest pain, breathing issues, signs of stroke, sign of heat attack, loss of consciousness, traumatic head injury, or etc.
Urgent care for non‑emergency illnesses and injuries, X‑rays, COVID‑19 testing, EKGs, school/sports physicals, allergy/asthma care, abscess treatment, STD screening, DOT exams, and more.
Dr. Nasser Nasseri, MD, leads care alongside a team of providers.
It has positive reviews and a good overall local rating.
Accepts cash, credit/debit, and most major insurance plans.
Yes — they operate on a walk‑in basis, so same‑day visits are available.
You can walk in or request an appointment online or by phone.
Bring your ID, insurance info, and a summary of your symptoms/medical history; arrive a bit early.
They provide transparent self‑pay options alongside insurance.
Yes — they treat patients of all ages for non‑emergency care.
Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Medicare/Medicaid, Tricare, and other major plans.
They focus on in‑person urgent care and do not offer telemedicine.
Walk‑ins are welcome — no appointment required.
Yes — they are open to new patients and urgent walk‑in visits.
Yes — Dr. Nasser Nasseri, MD is board‑certified.
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