Beth A. Holmes, DO, FAAFP

The annual membership fee at Beth A. Holmes, DO, FAAFP - MDVIP is $2,100 per year. Members can pay quarterly at $525, semi-annually at $1,050, or in a single annual payment. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes comprehensive screenings, diagnostic testing, and a personalized wellness plan.

The MDVIP Wellness Program delivers comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a custom wellness plan tailored to each member. Dr. Holmes designs this plan to target your specific health risks and prevention goals. These services go beyond what standard insurance typically covers.

Yes. Dr. Holmes bills insurance for medical services like sick visits, and members pay standard copays, co-insurances, and deductibles as applicable. The annual membership fee covers preventive and wellness services that insurance does not typically reimburse.

Dr. Holmes offers same- or next-day appointments for her members. Her practice size keeps scheduling flexible, so members avoid the long waits common in larger primary care settings.

Yes. Members can reach Dr. Holmes by phone after hours and on weekends. She takes urgent calls outside of normal office hours, including when members travel and need guidance on local care options.

Yes. Chronic disease management is a central part of Dr. Holmes's practice. She works with patients managing Type II Diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular risk, and other ongoing health conditions. Her nutrition-forward approach gives patients practical tools for managing and, in some cases, improving these conditions.

Yes. Female health is one of Dr. Holmes's primary clinical interests. She is one of the few female family medicine physicians in Lexington offering a personalized care approach, and she addresses a full range of women's health concerns within her practice.

Prospective members can request more information or schedule a meeting with Dr. Holmes directly through the MDVIP website. The practice accepts new members and serves patients throughout Central Kentucky from its Lexington office on Nicholasville Road.

Yes. Plant-based nutrition is an area of deep interest and formal expertise for Dr. Holmes. She has taught plant-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine since 2018. She also lectured on related topics including Type II Diabetes reversal with nutrition and healthy eating strategies for patients.