Connected Family Medicine

Membership at Connected Family Medicine costs $100 per month per individual for all ages. A one-time registration fee of $100 applies to the first family member, and $50 for each additional member. There are no co-pays, no missed appointment fees, and no paperwork completion fees.

The membership covers unlimited office visits, annual physicals, sports and pre-op exams, newborn and pediatric care, geriatric medicine, chronic disease management, mental health care, urgent care, sports medicine, and medical weight loss. In-office diagnostic tests like urinalysis, influenza tests, and rapid strep are also included at no extra charge.

Connected Family Medicine does not accept insurance for membership fees. Members pay a flat monthly fee directly to the practice. Many members pair this membership with a high-deductible, low-premium insurance plan for coverage of hospitalizations or major health events.

Yes, Connected Family Medicine offers both video and phone visits. Members can reach Dr. Gazda remotely for situations that do not require an in-person exam. You can also send questions by email or phone directly to the practice.

Appointments typically run 30 minutes, but the practice schedules based on clinical need. A simple concern may take as few as 5 minutes, while a complex visit can last up to 60 minutes. The goal is to give each patient whatever time the situation actually requires.

Yes, the practice performs a range of in-office procedures including joint, tendon, and muscle injections, skin biopsies, cryoablation, cyst removals, abscess drainage, toenail removals, and simple laceration repairs. Each procedure carries a flat fee separate from the monthly membership.

To join, submit a message through the practice's website and the team will follow up to schedule an initial appointment. The practice accepts patients of all ages from newborns through seniors.

Yes, Dr. Gazda negotiates wholesale rates for outside laboratory tests, radiology, and prescription medications on behalf of his members. This helps keep out-of-pocket costs low for services the practice does not perform in-house.

The practice caps its panel at fewer than 800 patients. This limit allows Dr. Gazda to spend meaningful time with each patient and keep appointments available without long waits.

Yes, members can cancel by submitting one month of written notice to the practice. Membership fees are not tax deductible in most states, and the practice does not share patient health information with third parties without patient consent.