Surprisingly no. This place is closer to a more lower income area because the huge commercial park it's located on was more affordable to purchase. That said, a number of patients here are quite financially secure or well off. I think it's because it's the number one sports place in the country that they made it super swish swoo to seduce the professional athletes. Not that I am complaining. But yeah, if anyone reading this doesn't have health insurance, try to get some. Luckily I have a semi significant fear of my own mortality so I've been buying health insurance before I even turned 20. The cost for a place like this without insurance? Holy fucking shitballs.