How much does a doctor visit cost without insurance in Portland?
At this practice, you'll know the answer before you walk in the door.
If you've been putting off care because you couldn't predict what it would cost, or because you've been burned by a bill that showed up months later and made no sense, you're not alone, and you're welcome here.
Self-pay premium naturopathic care at AndyND starts at $130 a visit, with no membership fees, no surprise billing, and no insurance company deciding what care you receive.
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"You paid the premium. You met the deductible. And you still got a bill."
The way most healthcare is priced, you can do everything right and still not know what you owe until weeks after your appointment.
You follow the rules, you stay in-network, you get the referral, you pick up the phone when they say prior authorization is required, and then the EOB arrives and the number is nothing like what you expected.
That's not a billing error. That's the system working as designed.
Insurance companies in Oregon reimburse naturopathic physicians at lower rates than other primary care providers. Sometimes significantly less, sometimes not at all. When a plan decides your care isn't "covered," that determination is made by someone who has never met you, never read your chart, and has a financial interest in saying no.
This practice was built in direct response to that reality.
Community Supported Direct Care removes the middleman. You pay for your visit directly, a transparent per-visit rate you choose before you book — and nothing more. No co-insurance surprises. No claim denials. No one else in the room.
What you pay for here is time, attention, and care that isn't filtered through a billing code.
Pricing & Insurance
Affordable Healthcare Options in Portland, Oregon
Whether you are uninsured, underinsured, have a high-deductible plan, or simply prefer to pay directly for care, we believe healthcare pricing should be transparent and easy to understand.
Our practice is currently welcoming new patients through our self-pay model. Insurance-based care remains available to established patients who are already using plans we participate with, but we are not accepting new insurance patients at this time.
Looking for Healthcare Without Insurance?
Self-pay care can be a good fit if you:
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Have a high-deductible health plan
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Have insurance but prefer not to use it
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Are uninsured or underinsured
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Want transparent pricing with fewer billing surprises
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Value longer, relationship-based appointments
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Need care that may not fit neatly within insurance coverage
Our self-pay model includes equity-based tiered pricing so you can choose the rate that best reflects your financial circumstances while supporting high-quality, personalized care.
We plan to transition fully away from insurance by 2028.