Bay Osteopathic Family Medicine

Adult membership starts at $89 per month for patients ages 18 to 64. Couples pay $160 per month. Seniors ages 65 to 99 pay $99 per month. Patients age 100 and older pay $1 per month. The membership includes office visits, telemedicine, home visits, wellness and sports physicals, chronic disease management, office procedures, OMT, specialist coordination, and discounted labs.

Bay Osteopathic Family Medicine does not accept insurance for membership fees. This keeps costs lower and pricing transparent. You can still use insurance for labs, imaging, medications, and hospitalizations. The practice accepts cash, credit cards, HSA funds, and ACH draft.

Bay Osteopathic Family Medicine does not currently accept Medicare patients.

The practice typically offers same-day or next-day appointments at no extra charge. Appointments run 30 minutes by default and can extend up to 90 minutes when the visit requires it.

Yes. Dr. Johns offers telemedicine visits for patients who cannot come into the office. You can also reach the practice by phone, email, text, or through the patient portal.

Yes. Dr. Johns makes urgent care home visits wherever medically necessary. These visits can take place at a patient's home, office, resort, hotel, camper, boat, or soccer field. Home visits are available to members and carry a $200 fee for non-members.

Yes. Bay Osteopathic Family Medicine treats patients of all ages, including infants and children. OMT works well for pediatric conditions including colic, torticollis, ear infections, and musculoskeletal complaints.

Yes. The practice recommends that members carry a major medical plan with a high-deductible option and a health savings account. Membership covers primary care needs, but major health events such as hospitalization still require insurance coverage.

Dr. Johns performs a broad range of in-office procedures. These include osteopathic manipulative treatment, trigger point injections, nerve blocks, joint injections, suturing, incision and drainage, lesion excisions, and skin biopsies.

Nutrition plays a central role in Dr. Johns's clinical approach. He holds a Certificate in Plant Based Nutrition through Cornell University and advocates for a whole foods plant-based diet. The practice offers one-hour nutrition and wellness consultations. Dr. Johns also guides patients on vitamins and supplements backed by scientific evidence.