Blue Canyon Primary Care PLLC

Membership fees vary by age and enrollment type. Adults 25 and older pay $235 per month. Young adults ages 12 to 24 enrolled with a parent pay $135 per month; without a parent, the rate is $150 per month. Couples memberships run $425 per month. A telemedicine-only membership costs $135 per month for patients in Massachusetts who live more than 50 miles from the office or for patients based in Tennessee. Blue Canyon requires a 3-month commitment to start, after which members may cancel with 30 days notice.

No. Blue Canyon Primary Care does not accept insurance. Members pay a flat monthly fee and receive care directly from Dr. Taylor. This structure eliminates copays, deductibles, and surprise bills. The practice processes payments by ACH bank transfer or credit card.

Members receive unlimited visits with no copays or deductibles. Appointments run 30 to 90 minutes. The practice offers same-day and next-day availability. Members text Dr. Taylor directly and benefit from better coordination with specialists. The membership covers the full scope of Dr. Taylor's primary care services, from preventive care to chronic disease management to mental health support.

Yes. Blue Canyon offers telemedicine visits. A telemedicine-only membership at $135 per month is available for patients in Massachusetts who live more than 50 miles from the Northampton office and for patients located in Tennessee.

Yes. Dr. Taylor conducts home visits for homebound patients. This service is available within a 15-mile radius of Northampton, MA. Home visits carry an additional fee of $100 per visit on top of the standard membership.

Blue Canyon serves patients ages 12 and older. Dr. Taylor holds board certifications in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. She provides age-appropriate adolescent medicine alongside adult primary and internal medicine care.

Yes. Dr. Taylor offers second opinion internal medicine consultations. Each consultation includes an extensive review of your records and a 90-minute appointment. The fee is $400, and the practice limits this service to one consultation per year per patient.

Yes. Dr. Taylor treats anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, alcohol use disorder, and tobacco use disorder. Mental health care is part of the regular scope of membership services. She does not prescribe chronic daily benzodiazepines, and she prescribes chronic opioids only for cancer pain.

Blue Canyon does not administer vaccines in the office; patients obtain vaccines at a local pharmacy. The practice does not perform in-office blood draws; nearby lab facilities handle those. Dr. Taylor does not prescribe buprenorphine or methadone. The practice also does not accept walk-ins; all visits require an appointment.

Yes. Blue Canyon operates the Blue Canyon Community Fund to help offset membership costs for patients who need financial assistance. Community members contribute to the fund voluntarily. Patients interested in applying for assistance or contributing to the fund can reach out to Dr. Taylor directly.