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Concierge Doctors in Pasadena, CA

15 concierge and direct primary care practices — average membership:

$803/mo

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does concierge medicine cost in Pasadena?
The average is $803/mo per month. Norman Chien, MD starts at $1,900/year (300-patient cap). Manvelyan is $2,350/year. Karlyn is $2,500/year. Dang ranges $2,250-$5,000/year. Geriatric DPC is $200-$300/month. Pasadena is more affordable than Beverly Hills and the Westside.
How does Pasadena compare to Beverly Hills for concierge medicine?
Pasadena is more affordable, more medically focused (less appearance/performance oriented), and closer if you live east of downtown LA. Beverly Hills has more practices (24 vs 12), more specialty concierge, and higher pricing. Both have strong hospital referral networks.
How do I find a concierge doctor in Pasadena?
You can browse all 15 practices in Pasadena on this page. For the full LA metro guide, see our Los Angeles guide.

Quick Facts: Concierge Medicine in Pasadena

  • Practices on NextMD: 15
  • Doctors: 16
  • Average membership: $803/mo
  • Population: 138,000 (city)
  • Most affordable option: $1,900/yr (Norman Chien, MD; 300-patient cap)
  • Part of the greater Los Angeles metro

About Concierge Medicine in Pasadena

Pasadena is the affordable alternative to Beverly Hills and the Westside for concierge medicine in the LA metro. With 15 practices, it has the largest concentration in the San Gabriel Valley. The average membership is $803/mo per month.

The practical reality: if you live east of downtown LA, Beverly Hills is 45 to 90 minutes on the 210, 134, or surface streets. Pasadena gives you concierge-level care with same-day access and 24/7 physician communication within your daily geography.

The medical infrastructure is strong. Huntington Memorial Hospital is a respected community hospital. City of Hope in nearby Duarte is nationally ranked for cancer care. Prenuvo operates an advanced whole-body MRI imaging center in Pasadena. These referral connections give Pasadena concierge physicians specialist networks that rival the Westside.

Norman Chien, MD ($1,900/year, 300-patient cap) is the most affordable published concierge option with an explicit panel limit. Marina Manvelyan, MD ($2,350/year) has Huntington Memorial Hospital privileges and speaks English, Armenian, and Russian. Kristin Karlyn, MD ($2,500/year) has 20+ years on Huntington staff with a women's health specialty. Dr. David Dang, MD ($2,250-$5,000/year across three tiers) combines board-certified obesity medicine with in-home visits. The Living Method offers a patent-pending Longevity Intelligence System with an on-site gym and advanced testing.

For geriatric care, W Geriatrics Direct Primary Care ($200-$300/month DPC) includes 2-10 home visits annually, one of the few geriatric-focused DPC practices in Southern California. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, Pasadena is moderate.

How to Choose a Concierge Doctor in Pasadena

  • Pasadena is the east-side value play. If you live east of the 110, Pasadena offers concierge medicine at lower price points than Beverly Hills or Santa Monica with comparable access quality. Our guide on how to choose the right concierge or DPC doctor covers evaluation factors.
  • Huntington Memorial is the local hospital anchor. Multiple Pasadena concierge physicians have Huntington privileges. For oncology referrals, City of Hope is 15 minutes east. For academic-level care, UCLA and Keck/USC are accessible.
  • Tiered pricing exists. Dr. Dang offers $2,250 to $5,000/year across three tiers. Healthy Living Medical has Select, Deluxe, and Elite VIP tiers. You can start at a lower tier and upgrade if your needs change.
  • Geriatric DPC is here. W Geriatrics ($200-$300/month with home visits) serves Pasadena's older population with a geriatric-focused DPC model. Learn about what direct primary care is and how it works.