BlueFire Med

Monthly membership fees at BlueFire Med are based on the patient's age. Most members pay around $50 per month. The membership covers office visits, most routine procedures, and in-office diagnostics with no copays, no deductibles, and no surprise bills.

BlueFire Med members receive same-day or next-day appointments, extended visits, annual physicals, most in-office procedures, wholesale medications, and wholesale lab testing. Members also get 24/7 access to Dr. Pope by phone, text, and email. House calls are available for a $50 fee outside of office hours.

BlueFire Med does not bill insurance for membership services. The practice encourages members to carry major medical or catastrophic coverage for hospital and specialty care. Many patients find the membership saves money even when combined with a high-deductible plan.

BlueFire Med dispenses medications at wholesale prices. Antihistamines run members around $1 to $2 per month. 60 per bottle. Full fasting labs including CBC, CMP, lipids, and A1C cost less than $15. Cash-pay MRIs are available for less than $300.

Yes. BlueFire Med offers 24/7 physician access via phone, text, and email. An on-call doctor is available after hours. House calls outside of office hours are available for a $50 fee. The first newborn visit at home is free of charge.

Prospective patients complete an enrollment form on the BlueFire Med website. The practice then schedules a meet-and-greet to confirm the relationship is a good fit. The membership activates after that initial visit. No charges apply until both parties agree to proceed.

Yes. BlueFire Med offers employer health programs at $50 per month per employee. Employers may save 50% or more on healthcare benefit costs. Minor workers' compensation cases fall within the membership. BlueFire Med also partners with Zion HealthShare and Sedera for wrap-around coverage options.

Dr. Pope offers PRP therapy, regenerative cell therapy, PRP facials, hair loss treatment, shockwave therapy, GLP-1 weight loss injections, colonoscopies, EGDs, and orthopedic care. Women's health and urgent care also fall within the scope of services at BlueFire Med.

BlueFire Med caps its panel at around 600 patients. That limit allows Dr. Pope to offer same-day or next-day appointments and meaningful time during every visit. The practice is currently full but is typically happy to accommodate new patient requests.

Yes. BlueFire Med requires all pediatric patients to follow CDC vaccine guidelines. The practice recommends the local health department for most routine childhood vaccinations.