We don't accept insurance right now, but we make sure our pricing is clear and affordable for everyone.

No, we do not diagnose or manage ADHD or other attention-related disorders at this time.

We do not treat female pelvic syndromes or conditions requiring gynecologic evaluation. We recommend following up with an in-person women’s health specialist for these concerns.

No, not all conditions are suitable for telemedicine. Some symptoms and illnesses are better evaluated in person. We recommend seeing a doctor in person for new or persistent headaches, chest pain, shortness of breath, suspected pneumonia, serious infections, unclear abdominal pain, and significant changes in vision.

You can generally schedule an appointment between 6 AM and 6 PM, and sometimes even within an hour. Please note, we do not offer appointments on Sundays.

We commonly treat sinus infections, urinary tract infections, poison ivy rashes, uncomplicated flu and COVID-19, pink eye, diarrhea, neck pain, back pain, and upper respiratory infections.

Yes, your insurance can cover the payment.

No, Dr. Romano specializes in adult care and does not treat children.

For urgent care 18-120, for primary care 18-49.

Primary Care: We focus on preventive care and the ongoing management of chronic health conditions to help you stay healthy and avoid complications.

Urgent Care: We’re here for new or unexpected issues—whether you're feeling sick, injured, or experiencing new symptoms that need prompt attention.

Diagnostics: When medically necessary, we order lab tests, mammograms, ultrasounds, and x-rays to support accurate diagnosis and treatment—for both primary and urgent care needs.