Concierge Medicine

 Services often include same- or next-day virtual visits, prescription management, preventive care, lab orders, and ongoing wellness support.
 

 Yes, insurance is still recommended for hospitalizations, specialist care, emergency visits, and services not covered by the concierge membership.
 

Concierge medicine can supplement or, in some cases, replace your primary care depending on your health needs and the scope of services offered.

 Yes, concierge providers can prescribe medications, including hormone therapy, peptides, antibiotics, and other non-controlled substances.
 

 Most concierge practices do not prescribe controlled substances as part of their services.

Not always—certain labs, imaging, or medications may incur additional costs, though many services are included.
 

 Members typically have direct access via phone, text, or video call during business hours, with urgent after-hours availability as needed.
 

This concierge medicine service is mostly virtual,  but in some cases an in-person appointment can be arranged.
 

Yes, most concierge services allow you to cancel with notice, typically 30 days in advance.