Dr. Skinner's Concierge Medicine

Patients pay an annual fee to join Dr. Skinner's Concierge Medicine. This fee covers enhanced access to Dr. Skinner, including extended appointments and 24/7 direct communication. Insurance does not cover the annual fee, so patients pay it as an out-of-pocket expense.

Yes. Dr. Skinner's Concierge Medicine offers same-day and next-day appointments for members. The practice keeps a smaller patient panel, which allows Dr. Skinner to accommodate urgent needs quickly.

Members can reach Dr. Skinner directly by phone, email, or text at any time. The practice provides 24/7 communication access as a core part of the membership. You do not need to go through a nurse line or patient portal to reach him.

Dr. Skinner's Concierge Medicine does not accept insurance for the annual membership fee. Patients pay that fee directly out of pocket. For any services rendered through Immediate Care Arizona, it is best to contact the practice directly regarding billing options.

The practice offers a range of optional services available for an additional cost. These include microbiome mapping, DUTCH testing, allergy testing, minor procedures, customized IV therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy with individualized treatment plans. Dr. Skinner tailors these options to each patient's health goals.

The practice covers internal medicine, preventive care, chronic disease management, urgent care needs, and functional medicine. Dr. Skinner treats conditions including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, digestive disorders, sleep issues, hormonal imbalances, and stress-related conditions, among others.

Dr. Skinner works collaboratively with each patient to design a personalized care plan. He listens to each patient's health history, goals, and lifestyle before recommending a path forward. The process follows the practice's core belief that health is a partnership between doctor and patient.

The practice operates out of Immediate Care Arizona, a welcoming facility Dr. Skinner designed with patient comfort in mind. He describes it as a spa-like environment intended to help patients feel relaxed and engaged in their care. The space supports the healing-focused philosophy behind the practice.