Murfreesboro Primary Care

Doctor

Murfreesboro, NC

They provide primary care in Ahoskie with after-hours on-call access and sliding-fee discounts for uninsured patients.

  • primary care appointments in Ahoskie
  • uninsured patients seeking income-based discounts
  • patients needing evening or Saturday primary care hours

University Radiology

Doctor

Ahoskie, NC

University Radiology provides MRI, CT, PET-CT, mammography, and X-ray services across 27 New Jersey offices, including walk-in X-rays.

  • Patients needing MRI, CT, PET-CT, ultrasound, mammography, DXA, nuclear medicine, or diagnostic X-ray
  • Patients seeking walk-in X-rays at designated New Jersey locations
  • Patients seeking 3D mammography at one of 19 locations

Schedule appointments in real time 24/7/365; pre-authorization services respond within 24–48 business hours after receiving completed forms.

Doctor in nearby counties

FAQ

Are sliding-fee discounts available for uninsured patients?

Yes. The primary-care service listed offers discounts based on family size and income, and says patients are not denied access because they cannot pay.

Which doctor should I look for if I need surgery rather than routine care?

David M Lingle, MD is listed with a specialty in general surgery. Primary-care services are better suited to routine visits, preventive care, and common ongoing health needs.

Are evening or Saturday primary-care appointments available?

Ahoskie Comprehensive Care lists primary-care hours until 7:00 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays, plus Saturday hours from 8:00 a.m. to noon.

Can I use a video visit or request prescription refills online?

The listed primary-care service supports in-person, video, and curbside visits through MyChart or by telephone, along with MyChart prescription-refill access.

When should I use emergency care instead of scheduling a routine doctor visit?

Call 911 or go to an emergency department for life-threatening symptoms such as severe chest pain, major breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, or uncontrolled bleeding. Use a primary-care appointment for nonurgent symptoms and preventive care.