Care built around your whole health

Yes — NP Care Inc is currently accepting new patients of all ages (adults and seniors). You can request an appointment online or call our office directly at 843-839-5286. A member of our intake team will follow up within one business day to confirm your appointment.

Same-day appointments are available for acute and urgent care needs, such as sick visits, infections, and minor injuries. We reserve a portion of our daily schedule for same-day requests. Call us first thing in the morning for the best availability, or submit a request online and we'll do our best to accommodate you.

For your first visit, please bring a valid photo ID, your insurance card, a list of any current medications (including dosages), and any relevant medical records or recent lab results if you have them. Arriving 10–15 minutes early to complete new patient paperwork is appreciated.

For routine wellness exams and non-urgent appointments, we recommend scheduling 1–2 weeks in advance to ensure your preferred time slot is available. For same-day sick visits, call us first thing in the morning.

We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, and many others. Please call our office at 843-839-5286 to confirm your specific plan is accepted before your visit.

Yes. We offer self-pay options for patients without insurance coverage. Our team will discuss pricing with you before your visit so there are no surprises. We believe everyone deserves access to quality primary care regardless of insurance status.

Yes, we accept both Medicare and Medicaid. If you have questions about what is covered under your specific plan, our billing team is happy to help clarify before your appointment.

You can request your medical records by calling our office or submitting a written request in person. We process records requests within 30 days in accordance with HIPAA regulations. There may be a small administrative fee for printed records.

Yes. We can receive records from your previous provider to ensure continuity of care. You'll need to sign a release of information form, which we can provide at your first visit or send to you in advance.