Chicken Soup Concierge Care

The annual membership at Chicken Soup Concierge Care costs $8,000 per family per year. The membership runs on a 12-month contract with flexible payment options. It covers unlimited visits in-home, in-office, by phone, and via video or telehealth, along with direct access to Dr. Milobsky, same-day or next-day scheduling, in-office testing, and all newborn care.

Yes. Chicken Soup Concierge Care offers a one-time visit for $1,200. This visit includes a full evaluation, diagnosis, testing recommendations, a treatment plan, and care coordination. It suits families visiting from out of town, those seeking a second opinion, or anyone who wants expert care without a long-term commitment.

Yes. The practice offers after-hours and urgent care one-time visits for $800. All diagnostic tests are included in that fee. Dr. Milobsky makes these visits available seven nights a week, including holidays, with no membership required.

The practice does not accept insurance for membership fees. Chicken Soup Concierge Care operates independently of insurance for most services. The practice does use insurance for childhood vaccines administered in-office or at home, annual flu shots, and outside laboratory tests.

Yes. Telehealth visits are available to both local members and families across the country. The national membership is a telehealth-only option at $8,000 per year. It provides direct access to Dr. Milobsky for wellness visits, sick care, complex conditions, and parenting guidance, regardless of where the family lives.

Members at Chicken Soup Concierge Care receive priority scheduling with same-day or next-day availability. Families reach Dr. Milobsky directly, with no phone trees or triage delays.

Yes. In-home visits are a core part of the membership. Dr. Milobsky conducts newborn visits at home and also makes house calls for sick and urgent care needs. The first four to five newborn visits all take place in the family's home.

Yes. Chicken Soup Concierge Care offers complimentary meet-and-greet appointments for expectant families. These visits give parents a chance to ask questions and decide whether the practice is a good fit before their newborn arrives.

Dr. Milobsky follows the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended vaccine schedule. He also respects family preferences to delay or omit certain vaccines, and he administers vaccines in-office or at home.

Yes. The practice runs expanded wellness tracks specifically for adolescent mental health and addiction, as well as metabolic health and weight management. Dr. Milobsky takes a whole-teen approach that incorporates diagnostics, nutrition, supplementation, and therapy coordination.