Please call your provider's office as soon as you can. We request 24-hours notice for cancelled visits. This will allow us to offer the time slot to another patient.

JD Health and Wellness Center accepts most healthcare insurances, both state issued Medicaid and some private payers. Your health insurance policy is an agreement between you and your insurance company. Each policy lists a package of covered medical benefits such as tests, drugs, and treatment services. The insurance company agrees to cover the cost of certain benefits listed in your policy.  These are called covered services. Your policy also lists the kinds of services that are not covered by your insurance company. You must pay for any uncovered medical care that you receive. A medical insurance policy also has an agreement between them (the payer) and your providers' office. In this agreement a certain percentage is is agreed upon. And this is then paid to the providers' office after certain other criteria is met, such as deductibles, copays, and other out-of-pocket costs. Most insurance plans will cover a set of preventative services. This does not always mean they are free. You may still need to pay deductibles, copayments, or other out-of-pocket costs.

These preventive services include immunizations and certain health screenings. Please check with your providers office and they can help you navigate your insurance benefits to determine which services you may be entitled to free of charge.

​Preventive services can detect disease or help prevent illness or other health problems. The type of preventive services you need depend on your gender, age, medical history, and family history. All plans form the Health Insurance Marketplace must cover the following without charging a copayment:

For all adults:

• Alcohol misuse screening and counseling

• Blood pressure screening

• Cholesterol screening for adults with higher risk

• Depression Screening

• Diabetes (Type 2) screening for adults 40-70 years who are overweight

• Diet counseling for adults with risk of chronic disease

• Fall prevention for adults 65 years and over

• Hepatitis B screening for those at increased risk

• Hepatitis C screening for those at increase risk

• HIV screening

• Sexually transmitted infection prevention counseling for those at increased risks

• Syphilis screening for those at increased risk

• Tobacco use screening

• Tuberculosis screening for adults at increased risk

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For pregnant women or women who may become pregnant:

• Anemia screening

• Contraception

• Folic acid supplements

• Gonorrhea screening for all women at increased risk

• Hepatitis B screening for pregnant women

• Syphilis screening

• Urinary tract or other infection screening

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Other covered preventative services for women:

• Breast cancer mammography screenings every 1-2 yrs for women over age 40

• Cervical cancer screening

• Chlamydia infection screening

• Diabetes screening

• Domestic and interpersonal violence screening and counseling

• Gonorrhea screening

• HIV screening and counseling

• Osteoporosis screening for women over 60 years

• Sexually transmitted infections counseling

• Syphilis screening

• Tobacco use screening and interventions

• Urinary incontinence screening

• Well-Women visits for women under 65 years

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These services may differ form private payers and change form year to year