First Call Medical Concierge

No. First Call Medical Concierge charges no membership fee. Every service uses pay-per-visit pricing with rates posted publicly on the website. Daytime in-person visits run $250 and evening visits run $300. Telehealth visits start at $140 during the day and $175 after 6pm.

Yes. The practice offers in-home medical visits as a core service. Providers cover a general radius of 20 miles from their homes throughout Parker and Tarrant County. Services available in-home include sick visits, IV therapy, aesthetics, and more.

No. First Call Medical Concierge does not accept health insurance. The practice accepts credit cards, debit cards, and HSA cards. Transparent pricing makes it easy to know your cost before booking.

If a visit requires an ER referral, First Call refunds $50 to $100 of the visit fee. The practice also calls the ER ahead of your arrival so the team expects you and knows your situation.

Yes. First Call offers telehealth to patients anywhere in Texas. Daytime telehealth visits cost $140 and evening visits after 6pm cost $175.

Chronic care patients work with experienced physician assistants trained in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, and critical care. Each chronic care patient gets direct text access to their provider at no additional charge. Chronic care patients also receive a 10% discount on sick visits and Myers injections.

Yes. The practice offers medical weight loss consultations at $150. Dr. Faught uses FDA-approved medications and recommends pairing weight loss treatment with dietitian services for lasting results.

Dana Goggans, PA-C leads the aesthetics program. Services include Botox, Jeuveau, microneedling, laser tattoo removal, laser hair removal, spider vein removal, laser skin rejuvenation, and carbon laser peel. The practice uses an FDA-approved Q-Switched ND:YAG laser and a triple-wavelength laser with ALEX, SPEED, and YAG settings. Groups of four or more receive a 10% discount on aesthetics services.

Yes. Caitlin Heisler, RD, LD, CDCES provides medical nutrition therapy for a wide range of health conditions. She offers flexible hours including late afternoons, evenings, and weekends. Sessions take place via telehealth or in-home, and Caitlin can accompany patients grocery shopping to help them choose foods aligned with their health goals.