Dandelion Health

Dandelion Health charges a flat monthly membership fee of $85, called the Full Cost Membership. The practice also offers a Solidarity Scale with two additional options. Patients who qualify through a self-assessment can enroll at the Solidarity Membership rate of $70 per month. Those who want to help offset costs for others can choose the Redistribution Membership at $105 per month. Members ages 60 and older automatically move to the $85 rate starting after June 1, 2025. Discounts are available for multiple people on the same payment method.

Membership covers unlimited appointments with no copayments or surprise billing. Testing, medications, and treatments may carry additional costs. The practice offers in-house lab testing and an on-site pharmacy that sells medications at cost. Membership does not cover emergency care, hospitalization, surgery, specialist visits, or testing done outside the office.

No. Dandelion Health welcomes patients with or without insurance. About half of current members carry insurance and half do not. Patients with insurance can bill testing and treatments through their plan. Patients without insurance pay the monthly membership fee plus any costs for testing or treatment, and the practice helps members find the most affordable options.

Dandelion Health offers five ways to connect with your care team. Members can schedule online video visits, come in person to the Manchester clinic at 1312 Hull Street, call or text the practice, communicate by email, or request a home visit by bicycle for a limited service area. The practice uses Spruce for privacy-protected messaging and Elation for secure medical records access. After-hours and weekend phone support is available for urgent concerns.

Appointments typically run 45 minutes. The practice offers extended visits ranging from 30 to 60 minutes. Members always see their own doctor. Same-day or next-business-day appointments are available for urgent needs.

Yes. Dandelion Health offers virtual video visits in addition to in-person care. Members can also reach their care team by phone, text, or email. After-hours and weekend phone access is available for urgent situations.

The practice delivers care in English and Spanish. Dr. Fields-Johnson and Dr. Dianat both speak Spanish. For members who speak other languages, Dandelion Health provides access to a language interpretation line.

Yes. Dandelion Health provides medication abortion and procedural abortion up to 11 weeks and 6 days, each priced at $500. Ultrasound and follow-up care are included. The practice also offers miscarriage care. All reproductive health services follow a trauma-informed, LGBTQ+-affirming approach. The clinic building is ADA accessible with a designated parking spot.

Yes. Dandelion Health operates an on-site pharmacy that sells medications at cost to members. The practice has secured over $70,000 in medications through drug manufacturer financial assistance programs for low-income and uninsured members. A part-time pharmacy technician supports the pharmacy on staff.

The practice performs a broad range of in-office procedures. These include joint injections, skin biopsy, cryotherapy, skin lesion removal by excision, abscess incision and drainage, nail removal, skin suturing, IUD and implant placement and removal, and cervical cancer screening. Dr. Fields-Johnson also incorporates osteopathic manipulation into primary care visits.