Douglas Family Medicine

Douglas Family Medicine uses a hybrid model. Patients pay a concierge membership fee that covers enhanced-access benefits. These include same-day appointments, direct contact with Dr. Hallmark, and a dedicated care coordinator who handles scheduling, prescriptions, billing, and insurance questions. Medical care itself bills to your insurance separately, just as it would at a standard primary care practice.

No. Douglas Family Medicine provides standard primary care to all patients, billing through insurance in the usual way. The concierge membership is an optional add-on for patients who want enhanced access and a more streamlined experience. You can receive full family medicine care without enrolling in the membership.

Douglas Family Medicine sees patients starting at age two. Dr. Hallmark provides annual physicals and preventive care for children, adolescents, and adults. The practice also offers comprehensive women's health services, including well-woman exams and gynecologic care.

Yes. Douglas Family Medicine offers telemedicine as either a phone or video call with the provider. The practice schedules these visits at a specific time, just like an in-person appointment. Telemedicine visits bill to your insurance.

Dr. Hallmark performs a range of outpatient procedures directly in the office. These include skin lesion removal, skin biopsy, skin excision, arthritic joint injections, cryotherapy, and care of minor fractures and sprains. Handling these procedures on-site saves patients the time and cost of a separate specialist visit.

Douglas Family Medicine has an onsite laboratory with a registered in-house phlebotomist. The practice sends samples to LabCorp or an insurance-covered lab depending on your plan. The practice also offers CIMT testing to screen for carotid atherosclerosis and fasting blood panels using advanced lipid screening methods.

SottoPelle is a bioidentical hormone replacement therapy the practice offers for both men and women. Dr. Hallmark implants small pellets that release low doses of estradiol and testosterone steadily over three to six months. The therapy tailors hormone levels to each patient's individual needs.

Yes. The practice partners with Northwest Clinical Trials to offer patients access to phase 3 and phase 4 clinical research studies. Interested patients can ask the practice for more information or visit the Northwest Clinical Trials website directly.

You can call Douglas Family Medicine at 303-688-3434 or request an appointment through the patient portal. The practice uses athenahealth as its patient portal platform. m. m. m. to noon.