Esuna Health

Membership fees at Esuna Health vary by age. Adults aged 18 to 39 pay $145 per month. Adults aged 40 to 64 pay $170 per month, and adults 65 and older pay $185 per month. Children ages 7 to 17 pay $75 per month and must enroll with an adult. A family plan covering two adults and all household children up to age 21 costs $425 per month. A one-time enrollment fee of $150 per member or $300 per family also applies.

No. Esuna Health does not accept health insurance. The practice operates on a monthly membership model. Esuna Health recommends that members continue to carry insurance for hospitalizations, surgeries, and specialist care. Members can typically use their insurance for labs, imaging, and medications ordered by Dr. Becker.

Yes. Members can use HSA funds toward their Esuna Health membership, up to $150 per month for individuals or $300 per month for families, as of 2025. This makes the membership compatible with high-deductible health plans.

Esuna Health currently accepts new patients. Prospective members can submit an inquiry through the contact form on the practice website to ask questions or schedule a complimentary introductory visit with Dr. Becker. Membership is month-to-month and requires a 30-day notice to cancel.

Yes. Esuna Health offers same-day or next-day appointments for sick visits. Appointments run 30 to 60 minutes, giving Dr. Becker time to fully evaluate and address your concerns.

Yes. Members text or email Dr. Becker directly. He reviews messages at least twice during business hours and typically responds within one business day. This direct access is included in the membership.

Yes. Esuna Health offers virtual visits for members who prefer remote care. Home visits are also available on a limited basis within the designated service area. Additional travel fees apply for home visits, and eligibility requires contacting the practice directly.

Yes. Medicare patients can join Esuna Health as members. Medicare does not pay for DPC membership fees, so members pay out of pocket. The practice recommends Medicare patients retain their Medicare coverage for services outside the practice's scope.

No. Esuna Health does not prescribe chronic opioids or standing benzodiazepines. Dr. Becker takes an evidence-based approach to pain and anxiety management and works with patients to find appropriate treatment plans within those boundaries.

Yes. Esuna Health offers employer partnership programs for businesses that want to provide DPC access to their teams. Employers interested in partnering with the practice can contact Esuna Health directly for details on coverage and pricing.