Concierge Doctors in St. Petersburg, FL
11 concierge and direct primary care practices — average membership:
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does concierge medicine cost in St. Petersburg?
Is St. Petersburg part of Tampa for concierge medicine?
How do I find a concierge doctor in St. Petersburg?
Quick Facts: Concierge Medicine in St. Petersburg
- Practices on NextMD: 11
- Doctors: 13
- Average membership: $138/mo
- Population: 265,000 (city)
- Most affordable option: $90/mo (St. Pete Direct Primary Care, 500-patient cap)
- Part of the greater Tampa Bay metro
About Concierge Medicine in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg is the Pinellas County side of Tampa Bay. Crossing the Howard Frankland or Gandy bridges from St. Pete to Tampa takes 20 to 40 minutes in traffic, which means St. Pete patients need a St. Pete doctor. With 11 practices and 13 doctors, the city has a solid market. The average membership is $138/mo per month.
St. Pete Direct Primary Care ($90/month, 500-patient cap, Spruce Health HIPAA-compliant app) is the lone DPC option. The concierge market is anchored by MDVIP physicians: Jeremy Smith, MD ($2,300/year), David J. Hobbs, MD ($2,250/year, family medicine since 1974), Luke C. Williams, MD ($2,550/year, prevention-focused with nutrition/exercise counseling), and Roser Park Medical Center ($2,300/year, multilingual in English/French/Creole/Spanish, practicing since 1987).
David A. LeVine, MD ($2,500/year) is a board-certified geriatrician specializing in dementia care, a niche that serves St. Pete's older population. Griffin Concierge Medical — St. Petersburg (2 physicians, executive physicals, zero wait times, 24/7 text/phone/email) brings the same brand that operates in Tampa and Sarasota.
For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, St. Petersburg is affordable.
How to Choose a Concierge Doctor in St. Petersburg
- DPC vs MDVIP is the first decision. St. Pete DPC ($90/month flat fee, 500-patient cap) vs MDVIP ($2,250-$2,550/year retainer). Understanding the key differences between concierge medicine and DPC clarifies the models. Our guide on how to choose the right concierge or DPC doctor covers evaluation factors.
- Geriatric concierge exists. LeVine (board-certified geriatrician, dementia care) fills a niche most cities this size lack.
- Multilingual options. Roser Park Medical Center (English/French/Creole/Spanish) serves St. Pete's diverse population.
- Tampa Bay is one market across two bridges. If St. Pete options don't fit, Tampa has 17 practices including TGH Concierge Health and BayCare Concierge Medicine. Clearwater extends the market north. Research shows why concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often when they have direct access.
