Active Choice Healthcare

Monthly fees start at $100 for patients ages 18 to 39 and $125 for patients 40 and older. A one-time registration fee of $100 per individual or $150 per household applies at enrollment. The monthly fee covers all primary care services including preventive physicals, acute visits, and chronic care management with no co-pays or deductibles. Some procedures, such as joint injections, skin biopsies, and wound care, carry an additional fee of $25 to $100.

Yes. Active Choice Healthcare schedules a complimentary meet-and-greet visit for prospective patients. This gives you a chance to meet Dr. Kropp, ask questions, and decide whether the practice is a good fit for you and your family before committing to membership.

Members can contact Dr. Kropp directly by phone or secure messaging for urgent matters after hours. For medical emergencies, patients should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room and then notify Dr. Kropp once the situation has stabilized.

Yes. Active Choice Healthcare provides comprehensive primary care, but it does not replace insurance for hospitalizations, specialist care, or serious illness. The practice recommends pairing your membership with a high-deductible PPO plan, which may lower your monthly insurance premium while expanding your access to primary care.

No. The practice does not bill or participate with insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare. Members pay Dr. Kropp directly through the flat monthly fee. Patients with HMO plans can still become members, though Dr. Kropp is not an in-network provider and the practice recommends a PPO plan for the most flexibility.

Yes. Federal legislation effective January 1, 2026 permits HSA funds to cover Direct Primary Care fees. FSA eligibility may vary depending on your specific benefits plan.

Yes, on a case-by-case basis. When a home visit is the most practical way to deliver care, Dr. Kropp will consider it at his discretion. These visits carry an additional per-visit fee to account for travel time and expense.

Yes. Dr. Kropp uses telemedicine alongside in-office visits to address patient needs in a timely way. Members can also reach him by direct messaging, making it easier to handle many questions and concerns without an in-person appointment.

Active Choice Healthcare requires a minimum three-month commitment when you enroll. After that period, you may discontinue care at any time without further financial obligation. New patients sign a service agreement that outlines practice policies before starting care.

When Dr. Kropp is away, his nurse remains available during regular business hours and communicates with Dr. Kropp or an alternate licensed provider for medical decisions. The practice makes reasonable efforts to arrange coverage during any unscheduled absences.