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01 —Beyond the membership

Know the price before you book. Every time.

Sometimes care goes beyond your included visits — an MRI, a dermatology appointment, a specialist consult. Those aren’t part of the membership, and we won’t pretend they are. What we will do is find you the transparent cash price up front, from providers who publish real numbers. Knowing the number first isn’t a perk. It’s the difference between choosing care and bracing for it.

Overdue · price discovery

Outside cash-price menu

Examples

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  • MRI (single region, without contrast)Imaging$450.00
  • Dermatology visitSpecialist$120.00
  • X-ray (single study)Imaging$65.00
  • Additional metabolic panelLabs$40.00
  • Mobile blood draw at homeLabs$55.00
  • Ultrasound (single region)Imaging$190.00

Example prices. Actual prices vary by market, provider, and service — you'll see the exact price before you book, and you pay outside providers directly.

Exact prices and terms are verified with the provider before you book. Outside services are separate from the membership and may count toward your deductible — you get the documentation either way.

02 —How discovery works

Three steps, and the number always comes first.

  1. Tell us what you needAn MRI order, a dermatology referral, a prescription — send it to your care team and say where you are.
  2. We surface real cash prices near youFrom providers who publish actual numbers — verified with the provider, in writing, before anything is scheduled.
  3. You decide with the number in front of youYou pay the provider directly, and you get the documentation for your records and your deductible either way.

03 —Start here

Compare that to finding out after.

Price discovery comes with the membership — alongside two physician-reviewed panels a year and no additional charge at your included visits. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you exactly when we reach your area.

Join the waitlist

$49/month · six-month minimum. Overdue is a membership, not health insurance, and not a substitute for emergency care. Keep your major medical coverage.