Bebout Family Medicine
Quick Facts
| Membership Price Range | Children (0-19): $20-35/month | Adults (20-44): $50/month | Adults (45-64): $75/month | Seniors (65+): $100/month | Families (up to 3 children + 2 guardians): $150/month max | Employers: $50/month per employee |
| Practice Type | Direct Primary Care |
| Location | Morganfield |
| Doctors | William Bebout MD, Family Medicine |
| Panel Size | 750 patients per doctor |
| Housecalls | Yes |
About
At Bebout Family Medicine, Dr. William Bebout delivers direct primary care to the Morganfield, Kentucky community he has called home his entire life. He caps his panel at approximately 750 patients, allowing him to spend meaningful time with each one. Members reach Dr. Bebout directly by call or text, any time of day or night.
The practice covers a broad clinical range, drawing on Dr. Bebout's 15 years of emergency room experience and five years directing hospice care. He holds certifications in ACLS, PALS, and ATLS, and serves as a medical provider for USA Wrestling. Members receive same-day or next-day appointments, in-house labs, in-house procedures, and access to reduced-rate generic medications. The practice does not participate in any insurance billing, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Details
Address
332 N. Court St, Morganfield, KY 42437
Phone
(270) 997-4040Website
Visit websiteMembership
$50/monthly
Membership Details
$20/month per child if at least one parent/guardian is a member; $35/month for children whose parent/guardian is not a member. Home visits (members only): $150 each, only if medically necessary. Prescription medications for members only - call for pricing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Monthly membership fees at Bebout Family Medicine vary by age. Adults ages 20 to 44 pay $50 per month. Adults ages 45 to 64 pay $75 per month. Seniors 65 and older pay $100 per month. Children ages 0 to 19 pay $20 per month if at least one parent or guardian holds a membership, or $35 per month without a member parent. Families of up to two guardians and three children pay a maximum of $150 per month.
Members receive same-day or next-day appointments, longer visit times, 24/7 direct access to Dr. Bebout by call or text, an annual physical, free in-house labs, and free in-house procedures. Members also get reduced rates on common generic medications and send-out labs.
No. Bebout Family Medicine does not participate in any insurance billing, including Medicare and Medicaid. If you carry private insurance, your plan may reimburse you for visits. Members with a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account may qualify to apply their membership fees, so check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility.
Yes. Bebout Family Medicine offers walk-in and fee-for-service visits for non-members who need care. Some services, such as house calls and prescription medication access, remain exclusive to members.
Yes, Dr. Bebout makes house calls for members when medically necessary. He determines medical necessity on a case-by-case basis. House calls cost $150 per visit and are not included in the standard membership fee.
Members call or text Dr. Bebout directly. He answers personally, addresses the concern, and meets patients at the office if the situation requires it. The practice is open Monday through Thursday until 5:00 PM and Friday until 2:00 PM, with after-hours availability for members beyond those times.
Dr. Bebout limits his panel to approximately 750 patients. That cap allows him to offer same-day access, longer appointments, and direct personal availability that a larger panel would make difficult.
Members contact Dr. Bebout directly by call or text at any hour. For many concerns, he resolves the issue remotely without requiring an office visit.
Yes. Bebout Family Medicine offers employer group memberships at $50 per employee per month. Employers interested in enrolling their team can contact the practice directly for details.
No. The practice does not prescribe controlled substances, including narcotics, benzodiazepines, stimulants, or testosterone. Patients who require those medications should work with an appropriate specialist.
Practice last updated April 12, 2026