Alabama Heart and Vascular Medicine

The annual membership fee at Alabama Heart and Vascular Medicine is $2,500. The practice also offers a family plan, and discounts apply when you add family members to your membership.

Yes. Members reach Dr. Hemstreet through a dedicated phone line and email. This direct access is one of the core benefits of membership and allows patients to connect with him without going through a general call center.

Alabama Heart and Vascular Medicine offers same-day or next-business-day appointments for members. Dr. Hemstreet keeps his panel size limited specifically to maintain this level of availability.

Yes, the practice accepts several major insurance plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama, Humana, Medicare, United Healthcare, and others. The annual membership fee is separate from insurance and covers the enhanced access and services the concierge program provides.

Alabama Heart and Vascular Medicine provides cardiovascular medicine, primary care, peripheral arterial disease treatment, critical limb ischemia treatment, and vascular medicine. The practice also performs EKGs, spirometry, and preventive screenings for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, and cancer.

Yes. Members receive a free prescription savings card accepted at more than 68,000 national and regional pharmacies. The card offers potential savings of up to 80%, with an average discount of around 30%, on medications not covered by insurance.

Yes. Alabama Heart and Vascular Medicine offers a family plan that lets you add household members to your membership. The practice applies discounts when you include additional family members, making the annual cost more manageable for families.

You can get started by contacting the practice directly or completing the enrollment form on the practice website. The office is located at 100 Rice Mine Road Loop, Suite 104 in Tuscaloosa, and you can reach the team by phone to ask questions or schedule a consultation.