Carlyle Concierge Medicine

The annual membership at Carlyle Concierge Medicine costs $1,800. That fee covers the initial consultation, quarterly visits, direct messaging with Dr. Blossom, prescription support, referral coordination, and quarterly lab testing. The initial in-person consultation is $250, and that amount applies toward the annual fee if you enroll.

Most patients can use an HSA to cover their Carlyle Concierge Medicine membership. The practice also accepts cash, check, and debit or credit card. Payment plans are available for those who prefer not to pay the full annual fee at once.

Carlyle Concierge Medicine does not bill insurance for membership visits, as the annual fee covers that care. However, the practice does bill insurance through its lab company for lab work and pathology. Patients remain responsible for any costs their insurance does not cover.

Start by filling out the initial consultation form on the CCMD website. Dr. Blossom reviews each submission to confirm the practice is a good fit for your needs. If appropriate, you will receive an invitation to schedule an in-person consultation. The $250 consultation fee applies toward membership if you decide to enroll.

Yes. Dr. Blossom offers telemedicine visits for patients who cannot come in person or who need care while traveling. She also provides direct messaging and phone support during business hours from 7am to 7pm.

The annual physical at Carlyle Concierge Medicine covers a thorough set of screenings. These include the Framingham Cardiovascular Risk Assessment, Epworth Sleep Index, Beck Anxiety Index, CAGE Alcohol Assessment, SAFE Health Assessment, mood disorder assessment, breast cancer risk assessment, osteoporosis risk assessment, metabolic syndrome screening, and more. Dr. Blossom tailors the visit to each patient's health history and goals.

Yes. Members have direct messaging access to Dr. Blossom during business hours, which run from 7am to 7pm. For non-urgent questions, patients can also reach the practice by email. For life-threatening emergencies, the practice directs patients to call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Yes. Dr. Blossom coordinates specialist referrals directly, often contacting the specialist herself to discuss your needs and ensure timely follow-up. The practice maintains an established referral network of top-tier physicians and facilities.

Carlyle Concierge Medicine is a clinic-based practice and does not provide hospital admissions. If you need inpatient care, Dr. Blossom will coordinate your referral and support your transition. She also offers post-hospitalization follow-up visits to help patients recover and stay on track.

Yes. Membership covers your visits with Dr. Blossom, but health insurance remains important for covering hospital care, specialist visits, imaging, and lab work billed outside the practice. CCMD coordinates those services through your existing coverage.