Mary Burr, APRN
Family medicine nurse practitioner, Mountain Home, AR
The Neighborhood ClinicMary Burr is a nurse practitioner at The Neighborhood Clinic, a clinic that publishes its prices.
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About Mary Burr
Mary Burr is an advanced practice registered nurse and an experienced medical provider. She was formerly at Regional Family Medical Clinic. She served in the U.S. Army Reserves as a medical provider and instructor.
She is also a former adjunct professor of nursing at ASU-MH for the LPN-Paramedic Bridge program. Her philosophy is that the patient talks and she listens. The clinic uses no electronic medical record, so button clicking does not take up appointment time.
The practice strives to keep overhead costs low.
Membership and fees
The Neighborhood Clinic offers a large variety of Quest Diagnostics labs at a discounted price.
A typical office visit, a sick visit or a visit for medication management, is $65, and many procedures are offered at an additional price.
A DOT medical exam, which includes a basic urinalysis, is $125, and a specialized physical exam is also $125.
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Questions patients ask
Does The Neighborhood Clinic publish its prices?
Yes. The practice publishes prices for visits, exams and in-house tests.
How much does a visit at The Neighborhood Clinic cost?
A typical office visit, a sick visit or a visit for medication management, is $65. Many procedures are offered at an additional price. A DOT medical exam, which includes a basic urinalysis, is $125, and a specialized physical exam is also $125.
Is Mary Burr a doctor?
Mary Burr is a nurse practitioner, not a physician.
Does Mary Burr have military experience?
Yes. Burr served in the U.S. Army Reserves as a medical provider and instructor.
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