Patient Referral Information
Follow the links below to get more information on patient referrals, instructions, hours of operation, and more.
PA Free Quitline
(1-800-QUIT-NOW). A free, telephone-based tobacco cessation counseling service. Offers free coaching with no judgement. Trained Quit Coaches are available 24/7 and will help create a plan that is right for you. Provides up to 5 free coaching calls, and unlimited, inbound calls, for additional support during times of high risk for using tobacco. Free nicotine replacement therapy – if medically eligible. Web-based and text-messaging support.Community College of Philadelphia
Closed during the summer and will reopen on the7th of September. Services are performed by CCP students who are enrolled in the Dental Hygiene Program. All services are provided under the care and supervision of a faculty experienced in the profession.
Services provided, all FREE: Dental examinations, intraoral x-rays, dental cleanings, polish and fluoride.
215-751-8625
1700 Spring Garden St.
North Phila, PA 19130
Maria de los Santos Health Center
The cost of these services depends on the income of the client. It is necessary to have an identification card.
Services provided: Examinations, x-rays, cleanings, fillings, periodontal treatments, crowns, bridges, dentures, some root canals and extractions.
215-291-2500
401 West Allegheny Ave.
Phila, PA 19133
Monday-Thursday: 8a-6:30p
Friday: 8a-5p
Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)$50 initial visit fee (includes cleaning and x-rays). Sliding scale fee after that, based on income levels.
Services provided: general dentistry, pediatric dentistry, endodontics (root canals and other traumatic procedures), periodontics (gum diseases), oral surgery, and prosthodontics (crowns, bridges, dentures).
For new patients, please fill out medical history forms prior to your first appointment.
Transportation:
Broad St. Line: Race/Vine Street stop, walk one block North on broad to Callowhill St, then two blocks East to 12th St.
23,45 Bus- One block from 12th St. and Vine St. stop
4, 16 Bus – Two blocks from Broad St. and Callowhill St. stop.
855-887-9229
1200 Callowhill St.
Phila, PA 19123Monday-Friday: 8a-5p
Friday: 8a-12p
Health Center 2The cost associated with these services depends on the income of the client. It is necessary to have an identification card.
First Visit: $5
Second Visit: $5-$20
Services provided: Examinations, x-rays, cleanings, fillings
215-685-1822
1700 S Broad St.
Unit 201
Phila, PA 19145
Monday, Tuesday, Friday: 8a-4:30p
Wednesday: 7:30a-4:30p
Thursday: 8a-7:30pTemple University Dental School
Call by phone to obtain an appointment. Let staff know of any interpretation needs.
$98 minimum fee associated with an initial consultation. All other services are priced based on the consultation.
215-707-2900
3223 N Broad St.
Phila, PA 19140
Sunday-Friday: 9a-5p
University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
Call by phone to obtain an appointment. Let staff know of any interpretation needs.
The prices displayed below are starting prices. Cost may vary depending on the tooth.
Services and Cost:
Initial Visit for new patients (includes x-rays and consultation): $144
Emergency Visit (Includes x-ray and consultation): $77
Extraction consultation: $26
Extraction Procedure: $84-$368
Root Canal: $473-$866
215-898-8965
240 S 40th St.
Phila, PA 19104
Monday-Friday: 9a-5p
Dentex Dental Group
Services and Costs:
Initial exam that includes cleaning and check-up x-ray: $220
Deep cleaning: $640
Full Mouth x-ray: $100
Extraction: $150-$300
Fillings: $100-$200
Root Canal: $900-$1,100
Crown: $1,000
Bridges: Starting at $750, depends on the number of teeth.
215-462-4047
1701 E Moyamensing Ave
Phila, PA 19148
Monday-Friday: 10a-6p
Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)
$50 initial visit fee (includes cleaning and x-rays). Sliding scale fee after that, based on income levels.
Offers services in general dentistry, pediatric dentistry, endodontics (root canals and other traumatic procedures), periodontics (gum diseases), oral surgery, and prosthodontics (crowns, bridges, dentures).
For new patients, please fill out medical history forms prior to your first appointment.
Transportation:
Broad St. Line: Race/Vine Street stop, walk one block North on broad to Callowhill St, then two blocks East to 12th St.
23,45 Bus- One block from 12th St. and Vine St. stop
4, 16 Bus – Two blocks from Broad St. and Callowhill St. stop.
855-887-9229
1200 Callowhill St.
Phila, PA 19123
Monday-Friday: 8a-5p
Friday: 8a-12pTemple School of Podiatry
There is a standard set of charges for each service or product provided. It is possible to get an accurate estimate of charges in advance and you may qualify for financial assistance based on your income and household size. Please contact the Patient and Billing Department at 215-777-5801 to inquire about discounted rates.Non-discounted rates:
New patient visit: $250-$355
X-ray: $57-$114215-777-5808
148 N 8th St.
Phila, PA 19107
Call for hoursVision Care at the Wyss Wellness Center
Care is provided regardless of insurance or immigration status. Services includes: Glasses checks and prescriptions, diabetic eye disease screening, cataract evaluations (includes funding for surgery, if needed), glaucoma screening, and more.
This is provided via Wills Eye Access clinic and is free of charge. Care is provided according to the following schedule, 3 times a month.
1st Thursday of the month
2nd Friday of the month
3rd Thursday of the month
Sign up for an appointment using the link: https://forms.gle/HZGPj3GZxzsaBQ6e6.Once you fill out the form, you will be added to a wait list. There is a “referral source” question on this form. Please write “Unity Clinic,” to ensure you do not encounter any scheduling issues.
Once there is an appointment available, you will receive a text message to schedule your appointment. Wait times for an appointment vary, it could be over a month.
If you are experiencing an urgent problem, call 716-912-1083 to see if there is any time for you sooner. If there is a true emergency, go to the emergency room.
Scheduling happens through a text to the patient’s phone number in their language. Reply to the text as soon as you are able.
If it is necessary to schedule via phone call, use 215-315-7991. This line is only periodically attended, avoid calling if possible.
215-503-7194
1902 S 8th St.
Phila, PA 19148
Monday-Friday 8a-4:30p
VisionWorks
Regular Patient Visit: $49
Retinal Exam: $35
215-339-5341
www.visionworks.com
Columbus Commons
2250 S. Christopher Blvd.
Phila, PA 19148
Monday-Saturday 9a-7pIndependent Physicians Medical Center (IPMC)
215-464-3300
9908 Roosevelt Blvd.
Phila, PA 19115
Monday-Friday 8a-8p
Diagnostic imaging is available, including MRI, ultrasounds, mammograms, cardiac workups.
IMPC Cash Prices
MRI
Without/With Contrast $550
No Contrast $450
CT Scan
Without/with contrast or With contrast $50
No Contrast $350
Abd/Pelvis without contrast $450
Abd/Pelvis with or wo/w contrast $650
Ca Scoring $150
Nuclear Studies
Stress Test and Renal Scan $800
All Other Studies $500
Ultrasound
General $220
Breast Bilateral /Unilateral $220 / $150
Fetal TA or TA $230
Fetal TA and TV (same session) $350
Pelvic and TV (same session) $280
Renal / Bladder $250
Venous Droppler Bilat/Unilat $300/$250
Venous Insufficiency Reflux Bilat/ Unilat $350/$300
Arterial Doppler Bilat/Unilat $300/$250
Carotid/ Aorta / Renal Artery $300
Echo $350
Stress Echo / Stress EKG $500 / $150
Mammography (2D / 3D) $140/$180
Dexa Scan / Osteoporosis Screening $120
X-Ray
Chest/ KUB/Abdominal/Pelvic/Orbits $100
All other types $120
Cardio Initial w/ EKG $190
Cardio Follow Up $110 + EKG
ECG $40
Jefferson HealthyWoman Program
You have been referred by your provider to the HealthyWoman Program at Jefferson Methodist Hospital for either a mammogram, a Pap smear or for both.
The purpose of a mammogram is to screen you for breast cancer and should be done beginning at the age of 40 years every year. The purpose of the Pap smear is to screen for cervical cancer and should be done once every 3 -5 years depending on your age and risk factors even if you are not having any problems. Someone from the HealthyWoman program will be calling you within the next month to schedule these screening tests. These tests are usually scheduled from Monday-Friday 9-5. However it is possible to have a screening mammogram up until 6:30 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
Please answer your phone if you get a call from a Jefferson phone number. They will only try to contact you twice and if you don’t respond they will move on to schedule another patient. The HealthyWoman Program has a language line available so don’t allow language to be a barrier for you.
If you miss the call you can try calling the program back at 215-955-0407 and leave a message saying that you are interested. Please state your name and phone number in English if possible so they know to whom to return the call.There is no cost to you as long as you qualify for the program. If you should receive a bill please bring it into our office and we will intervene. Jefferson can assist with Septa passes or parking passes if patient indicates they need assistance.
Your test results will be mailed to you about 1 month after your test is done. Please bring a copy into our office so that we can scan it into your chart.
Wyss Wellness Center
215-503-7194
1902 S 8th St.
Phila, PA 19148
Monday-Friday: 8a-5pHealth 1
This is Philadelphia’s dedicated walk-in clinic for STI testing and treatment. This location also provides vaccinations for:-
Hepatitis A and B
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HPV
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Mpox
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PrEP and PEP for HIV.
Health Center 1 does not offer primary care services that are available to registered patients at other City health centers.
On the first Wednesday of every month, the clinic opens at 1pm.
On very busy days, clinics may close earlier than the times below. Call before to confirm that the STD clinic is open.
215-685-6570
1930 S Broad St.
2nd floor
Phila, PA
Monday: 7:45a-7p
*Tuesday-Friday: 7:45-4p
Health Department Resource Hubs
Two health department resource hubs provide free and confidential STI testing on selected days,
North Philadelphia Resource Hub
Mi Salud Wellness Center,
200 E. Wyoming Ave.
Phila, PA 19120
Monday and third Tuesday of the month: 10a-3:30p
Northwest Philadelphia Resource Hub
Shoppes at La Salle
5301 Chew Ave.
Phila, PA 19138
(between GameStop and Dukin’ Donuts)
Tuesday and Thursday: 10a-3p
Additional Resources
The Department of Health partners with community organizations to offer city residents additional sexual health services with extended walk-in hours
Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV.
Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing.
Hepatitis C (HCV) testing.
Pregnancy testing.
PrEP and PEP.
Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis) and HCV.
Sexual health education.
Bebashi
1235 Spring Garden St., 19123
(215) 769-3561
M, Tu, W, F: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Th: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.Mazzoni Center
1201 Locust St., 19107
(215) 985-9206
M – F: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Additional community-based testing hours: 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.Congreso de Latinos Unidos
216 W. Somerset St., 19133
(215) 763-8870
M – F: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.Courage
3751 Island Ave., Suite 201, 19153
(267) 217-3217
M – F: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Courage Mobile Unit
Around Philadelphia, with a focus in the southwest
(267) 217-3217
M, Tu, Th, F: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Dates and times may vary.-