Cheung Tom Leung, MD, FACC

The annual membership fee at this MDVIP practice is $2,200. Members can pay quarterly at $550, semi-annually at $1,100, or in a single annual payment. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive health screenings and a custom wellness plan.

Yes, the practice accepts insurance for medical services such as sick visits. Dr. Leung bills your insurance and charges standard copays, co-insurance, and deductibles as applicable. The annual membership fee covers preventive care services and advanced screenings that insurance typically does not cover.

Yes. Dr. Leung makes himself available by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including evenings and weekends. Members contact him directly, not a nurse practitioner or answering service.

The practice offers same-day and next-day appointments. Because Dr. Leung keeps a smaller patient panel through the MDVIP model, he has the availability to see members quickly when they need care.

Yes. Every visit at this practice is with Dr. Leung directly. He does not delegate office visits to a nurse practitioner or physician assistant.

The Wellness Program includes comprehensive health screenings, advanced diagnostic testing, and a custom wellness plan tailored to each member. Dr. Leung places particular emphasis on vascular health, lipidology, and cardiovascular risk management within that program.

Yes. Dr. Leung holds board certifications in both internal medicine and cardiovascular medicine, as well as certifications in clinical lipidology and cardiovascular computed tomography. He integrates cardiology expertise directly into his primary care practice.

Yes. If you need urgent care while away from home, Dr. Leung can help coordinate care with a local hospital, pharmacy, or physician. Members also have access to Medical Centers of Excellence for specialized care that extends beyond what is available locally.

The practice uses athenahealth for its patient portal. com to access health records and communicate with the office.

Yes. Dr. Leung speaks Cantonese and Mandarin in addition to English, which makes him well-suited to serve patients in Gilroy and the broader South Bay Area who prefer to communicate in those languages.