Center for Executive Medicine

CEM charges a monthly fee of $200 for its adult membership. The practice collects an annual membership fee upon sign-up. That membership includes an Annual Executive Health physical and a set number of office visits each year. Young Adult and College Care plans carry no start-up fees.

Center for Executive Medicine does not accept Medicare or commercial insurance. The practice operates as an out-of-network provider. However, CEM submits claims on behalf of patients, which may allow for partial reimbursement depending on your plan. Prospective members should confirm out-of-network benefits with their insurer before joining.

Members can speak with their physician within 24 hours and schedule an in-office visit within days. Patient testimonials highlight weekend and late-night availability. The practice keeps its panel limited so physicians stay accessible without long waits.

Yes. CEM offers virtual telemedicine visits for members. Patients can connect with their physician from anywhere in the world. This makes the practice a practical option for executives who travel frequently or members who live outside the Scottsdale area.

CEM offers memberships for adults, young adults ages 18 to 26 not enrolled in college, college students age 26 or younger, and youth ages 6 to 17. Each membership tier addresses the specific health needs of that life stage. Families can enroll multiple members under different plan types.

The CEM admin team functions like a personal executive assistant for your healthcare. They coordinate and schedule appointments beyond the practice itself, including labs, radiology, and specialist referrals. CEM maintains a strong referral connection to Mayo Clinic's Referring Physician Center as well as non-Mayo specialists.

Membership covers primary and internal medicine care, an Annual Executive Health physical, preventive care, chronic disease management, women's health, diabetes and weight management, mental health care, sexual health, skincare, nutrition counseling, prescription management, and specialist navigation. The practice also provides geriatric medicine through its physician team.

Prospective patients can schedule a Meet and Greet through the CEM website or by calling the practice directly. A patient representative follows up to discuss membership options and answer questions. CEM accepts new members on a rolling basis across all its membership tiers.

The practice sits inside the Princess Medical Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. Members who prefer not to visit in person can use CEM's telemedicine option to connect virtually from any location.