Executive Primary Care

Executive Primary Care charges an annual membership fee that gives patients direct, personal access to Dr. Hemed and all the benefits of hybrid concierge care. Patients must maintain their own health insurance. Insurance continues to cover primary care visits, co-pays, coinsurances, labs, imaging, and specialist care. The membership fee and insurance work together rather than as alternatives.

Yes. Executive Primary Care requires all members to maintain active health insurance. The practice uses insurance for office visits, laboratory work, imaging, and specialist referrals. The annual membership fee covers the concierge access and enhanced services, not medical costs that insurance typically covers.

Executive Primary Care accepts membership payments annually by check. Annual enrollment begins on March 1 each year. If you join at another point in the year, the practice prorates your fee based on your join date.

Yes. Members at Executive Primary Care can access same-day and next-day appointments with Dr. Hemed. This is one of the core benefits of membership.

Members receive Dr. Hemed's personal cell phone number and can contact her directly after hours and on weekends. During regular business hours, a dedicated staff hotline is also available to answer questions and address concerns quickly.

Membership includes extended appointment times, same-day access, 24/7 direct physician contact, expedited referrals, coordination of care, in-office phlebotomy, expedited prior authorizations, and prompt follow-up on labs and imaging. Dr. Hemed also maintains real-time access to patient records through her Lee Health System hospital privileges.

Yes. Executive Primary Care offers a meet-and-greet for prospective patients before they enroll. This gives you the opportunity to ask questions and determine whether the practice is the right fit for your healthcare needs.

Members at Executive Primary Care see Dr. Hemed directly. The hybrid concierge model gives patients consistent access to their physician rather than routing them through advanced practice providers.