Vasectomies in Port Saint Lucie

No-Scalpel Vasectomy in Port St. Lucie

Gentle, easy vasectomies for responsible men – convenient to Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Stuart, Vero Beach, Okeechobee, and nearby communities…

(After 2022, we will no longer be performing vasectomies in Port Saint Lucie. The gentle, highly effective method of vasectomy has become very popular, and very many men are requesting the procedure. We have so many patients in our main office in Tampa/Lutz that we have to focus on the main office. If you still want to have a vasectomy with Dr. Curington or Dr. Stein, you will have to come to our main office in Lutz. Otherwise, Florida has many fine vasectomy physicians and we recommend that you find one closer to your location.)

Dr. Doug Stein and Dr. John Curington bring their vasectomy services to eastern Florida and the surrounding areas. Med Florida Medical Centers in Port St. Lucie has been an active vasectomy site for many years. Dr. Mazin Shikara owns the practice and is kind enough to allow Dr. Stein and Dr. Curington to use the facility periodically to provide vasectomy services on special “Vasectomy Days.” Vasectomy dates are listed in our Schedule Page. Look for the Fridays that say “Port St. Lucie.”

Cost for Vasectomy in Port Saint Lucie

The fee is $590, often covered by insurance and Title 10. A deposit of $100 is required to be scheduled. The deposit is fully refundable until 7 calendar days prior to the appointed vasectomy date, non-refundable thereafter for either cancellation or postponement. The deposit can be paid online during pre-registration, or by providing a VISA/MasterCard number to our Tampa office (813-536-1430). The balance of the fee ($490) is due on the day of the vasectomy, payable by cash or check. Credit and debit cards are not accepted at this site, but you may prepay with Visa or MasterCard by calling in your card number to the Tampa office (813-536-1430) during office hours (9 AM – 4 PM Monday – Friday). If you want to pay with a credit card for services in Port St. Lucie, please call the main office on Monday-Friday as noted above.

When you arrive at the Port St. Lucie location, you will be asked to provide demographic and health history information as you would at any doctor’s office. It is much more convenient to register online before your visit. The benefits are numerous and listed in our On-line Registration Page.

Financial Aid
Most health insurance plans cover vasectomy. If you have insurance and you would like to know if vasectomy is covered under your plan, please follow the instructions on our Payment Options page. For questions about Medicaid, please click here.
If you have no health insurance and your income is low, you may qualify for financial aid under Title 10 from the county health departments of Indian River County, Brevard County, St. Lucie County, or Martin County.

Scheduling a Vasectomy in Port Saint Lucie

To schedule a vasectomy at our Ocala location, follow these simple steps:

– watch the counseling video
– review the “about vasectomy” page
– consider payment options
– review the schedule for potential times
– complete the online registration indicating Port St. Lucie as your desired location

When our staff detects your registration in our secure holding area, we will call you to arrange a specific time on your chosen date. So only one visit is required, but you will have our office and cell phone numbers so that you can always reach us if you have questions after your procedure. You will also be given a mailer, so that you can send a semen sample to our Tampa/Lutz office 12 weeks after your vasectomy to be sure that your semen is sperm-free.

Directions to the Vasectomy Clinic in Port St. Lucie

The address is:
Med Florida Medical Centers
672 SW Prima Vista Blvd, Suite 101
Port St. Lucie, Florida 34983

Med Florida Medical Centers is in a nice new building on the corner of NW Prima Vista Boulevard and SW Peach Street. Click on the map below for directions from Google Maps.

When you arrive in the parking lot, please enter the front of the building, not the Urgent Care entrance.