Bradenton, FL

Now Accepting New Patients

Welcome to Manatee Primary Care. Dr. Milian, MD, CWSP is accepting new adult patients in Bradenton, FL — with same-day appointments, bilingual English and Spanish care, and most major insurance plans accepted.

Same-day appointments available
Bilingual English & Spanish
Medicare accepted
Self-pay: $85 new patient visit
No referral needed

Getting started

Your first visit, step by step

Becoming a patient at Manatee Primary Care is straightforward. Here's what to expect.

01

Request an appointment

Book online through our Athena scheduling portal or call us at (941) 867-9362. Same-day appointments are available for urgent concerns.

02

Complete new patient paperwork

Arrive 15 minutes early to complete your intake forms, or ask us about completing them in advance through the patient portal.

03

Meet Dr. Urquiza Milian

Your first visit includes a comprehensive health review, discussion of your medical history, and a personalized care plan.

04

Ongoing care — your way

Access your records, request refills, and message our team anytime through the Athena Health patient portal.

First visit checklist

What to bring to your appointment

Having these items ready helps us provide the best care from your very first visit.

Valid photo ID (driver's license or passport)
Insurance card(s)
List of all current medications and dosages
List of known allergies
Names and contact info for any specialists you see
Recent lab results or medical records (if available)

Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete new patient paperwork.

Office hours

Monday – Friday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Location

6302 Manatee Ave W, Suite D
Bradenton, FL 34209
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Coverage

Insurance plans we accept

We accept Medicare, most major commercial plans, and self-pay patients at transparent flat rates.

Medicare
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Aetna
Cigna
Curative Health Plan
Oscar
Partners Health Direct
Manhattan Insurance
Most major commercial plans

Self-pay rates

New patient visit$85
Follow-up visit$60

No hidden fees. We believe cost should not be a barrier to quality primary care.

Full self-pay & in-house labs guide

Common questions

New patient FAQ

Is Manatee Primary Care accepting new patients in Bradenton FL?

Yes — Manatee Primary Care is actively accepting new patients in Bradenton, FL. We welcome adults of all ages and offer same-day appointments for urgent concerns. Call (941) 867-9362 or book online.

What do I need to bring to my first appointment?

Bring a valid photo ID, your insurance card(s), a list of current medications and dosages, known allergies, names of any specialists you see, and any recent lab results or medical records. Arrive 15 minutes early to complete new patient paperwork.

How do I book an appointment as a new patient?

You can book online at our Athena scheduling portal or call us at (941) 867-9362. Same-day appointments are available for urgent needs.

Does Manatee Primary Care accept Medicare for new patients?

Yes. Dr. Milian is a Medicare-participating provider and accepts Medicare for new patients. Annual wellness visits, preventive screenings, and chronic disease management are all covered Medicare services.

What is the self-pay rate for a new patient visit?

For patients without insurance, the initial new patient visit is $85. Follow-up visits are $60. No hidden fees. We believe cost should never be a barrier to quality primary care.

Can I see a doctor in Bradenton without insurance?

Yes. Manatee Primary Care welcomes uninsured and self-pay patients. Our flat-rate pricing is $85 for a new patient visit and $60 for follow-up visits. No insurance is required. Call (941) 867-9362 to schedule.

Does Manatee Primary Care have in-house labs?

Yes. We perform many common lab tests in our office, including CBC, CMP, HbA1c, lipid panel, urinalysis, rapid strep, rapid flu, COVID-19, blood glucose, and EKG. In-house labs mean faster results and lower costs for self-pay patients.

Ready to become a patient?

Book your first appointment online or call us — we'll take it from there.