Concierge Cardiology of Montana

Concierge Cardiology of Montana offers two membership plans. The 12-month plan runs $550 per month, and the 6-month plan runs $600 per month. The practice also accepts fee-for-service visits outside of membership. A $100 non-refundable booking deposit applies to new appointments, and the practice credits that deposit toward the visit cost.

The practice does not accept insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. Patients pay directly for all services. However, the practice provides a superbill that patients can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement. The practice accepts FSA and HSA payments, as well as major credit cards with a 3% convenience fee.

Concierge Cardiology of Montana offers same-day and next-day appointments. The practice also performs in-office EKGs and echocardiograms the same day. Initial consultations run up to two hours, and standard visits average 60 minutes.

Yes, Dr. Hua offers telehealth visits for patients across Montana and Wyoming. In-person care takes place at the Billings office. Telehealth expands access to patients throughout both states who cannot easily travel to Billings.

Concierge Cardiology of Montana caps its panel at 100 members. That limit ensures Dr. Hua has meaningful time with each patient and can respond promptly to urgent concerns.

The practice serves patients from newborns through adulthood. Dr. Hua evaluates and treats heart conditions in infants, children, adolescents, and adults, including adults living with congenital heart disease.

Yes, Concierge Cardiology of Montana offers several packages, including a Sport Screen Package with ECG and echocardiogram, an Executive Heart Screening package, and Concierge Silver, Gold, and Executive packages. The practice also offers a Comprehensive Package for broad cardiac evaluation.

Yes, Dr. Hua accepts second opinion requests for both pediatric and adult heart conditions. She schedules those appointments within two business days and delivers a written summary through a secure patient portal.

Yes, Dr. Hua offers peer-to-peer consultations for other physicians. The fee is $400 for the first 30 minutes, with $150 charged per additional 15-minute increment. This service covers cardiology questions related to chest pain, arrhythmias, heart failure, and other cardiovascular concerns.

No. Concierge Cardiology of Montana charges no facility fees, no co-pays, and no surprise medical bills. All service and procedure costs are listed upfront, and the practice provides firm quotes before visits upon request.