Dr. Evan May

The practice does not list membership pricing publicly. Prospective patients can call the office at 915-975-7950 or book a free 15-minute meet-and-greet to discuss current pricing. To reserve a membership, the practice requires a minimum three-month deposit.

Yes, in part. The practice does not accept insurance for the membership fee itself. However, Dr. May does accept insurance for covered services outside the membership, including labs, procedures, and other clinical services. The practice collects copayments and deductibles per your plan's requirements.

Yes. The practice accepts HSA, FSA, HRA, and MSA funds for membership fees in nearly all circumstances. Check with your specific plan to confirm eligibility before enrolling.

Members can call or text the practice for any urgent need or acute illness. The practice generally offers same-day or next-day availability for members. Dr. May also provides a direct 24/7 phone line for after-hours questions.

Members receive a direct phone number for Dr. May. That line stays available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It supplements routine appointments for questions that cannot wait.

Not always. If your primary physician orders ancillary cardiac testing, such as an echocardiogram, holter monitor, or mobile cardiac telemetry, the practice schedules those studies without a membership fee. Dr. May reads the results and sends them directly to your ordering physician. The practice bills your insurance for those services.

Start by booking a free 15-minute meet-and-greet with Dr. May. This gives you a chance to learn about the practice and ask questions before committing. If it feels like a good fit, the practice requires a minimum three-month deposit to reserve your membership. Call 915-975-7950 to check current availability.

Yes. The practice keeps its panel intentionally small to preserve the quality of care each member receives. Availability changes over time. Contact the office or book a meet-and-greet to find out whether the practice currently has openings.

Yes. The practice combines internal medicine and cardiovascular care under one physician. Patients do not need separate providers for primary care and heart health. Dr. May handles both areas within each membership relationship.

Yes. Members can reach the practice by phone, text, email, or in-person drop-in visit. The practice also provides secure electronic communication for health data and ongoing care. Dr. May's direct line supports after-hours contact as well.