Carah Medical Arts

55 per month per person. 55 per month. 70 per month. All new members pay a one-time household enrollment fee of $75. A Solidarity and Family Support Fund provides financial assistance of up to 100% for those who cannot afford the reduced rate.

Membership covers office visits with both physicians, phone calls, and after-hours phone availability at no additional cost. Office visits range from 15 to 85 minutes depending on the nature of the concern. Therapies such as Osteopathic Manual Therapy, Therapeutic Eurythmy, and Anthroposophic Nursing Therapies operate on a separate pay-what-you-can model and carry a small supply fee of $7 for procedures.

Carah Medical Arts does not participate in any insurance networks. The practice operates on a community-supported, membership-based economic model. Members may use Health Savings Accounts or similar tools depending on their individual plan. Medicare Private Contracts are available for eligible patients.

Yes. Carah Medical Arts offers telemedicine visits for patient members. Both physicians also provide after-hours phone availability as part of the standard membership.

Prospective patients can contact Carah Medical Arts directly by phone or through the website to express interest. Dr. Knauf currently accepts new patient members and can usually schedule a first visit within two to four weeks. Dr. Greer's panel has a wait time of approximately 12 months. New members must complete a member agreement and a new patient questionnaire before their first appointment.

Appointments for non-acute concerns run between 15 and 85 minutes. The typical appointment length is 55 minutes. The practice also offers same-day visits for urgent needs.

Yes. Both physicians see patients of all ages, including children. Dr. Knauf has a particular interest in pediatrics and child development. 70 per month.

New patient members commit to at least four months when joining. After that initial period, membership auto-renews monthly.

Carah Medical Arts operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit and builds its economic model around community solidarity. Beyond conventional family medicine, the practice offers Osteopathic Manual Therapy, Therapeutic Eurythmy, Anthroposophic Nursing Therapies, and integrative anthroposophic medicine. The practice also hosts regular community educational events and maintains a Solidarity Fund to support members who face financial barriers.

Yes. The practice maintains a Solidarity and Family Support Fund that provides financial support of up to 100% of the membership fee for those who cannot afford the reduced rate. 55 per month and a pay-what-you-can model for therapeutic services.