Harbor Light Direct Primary Care

Harbor Light Direct Primary Care charges monthly fees based on age. Adults 18 to 24 pay $100 per month, ages 25 to 44 pay $135, ages 45 to 64 pay $155, and members 65 and older pay $175. All memberships run month-to-month with no cancellation penalty.

The membership covers office visits, virtual visits, and direct access to Dr. Kiepura by email and text. It also includes in-office point-of-care testing for urine infections, strep, flu, and COVID, plus women's health exams and EKGs. Lab charges, imaging, and specialist visits fall outside the membership, though members can use their insurance for those services.

The monthly membership fee does not run through insurance. However, members can use their insurance benefits for labs, imaging, and specialist visits that Dr. Kiepura refers or orders. This keeps the membership cost predictable while preserving your insurance coverage for higher-cost services.

Yes, Harbor Light offers same-day and next-day sick appointments. Dr. Kiepura structures her practice specifically to ensure members can reach her quickly when something comes up, avoiding unnecessary urgent care visits.

Members receive a direct access number at registration for calls and texts. Dr. Kiepura monitors email during business hours and makes herself available for genuine urgent needs on evenings and weekends at her professional discretion.

No. Harbor Light runs on a month-to-month membership with no penalty to cancel. If you choose to re-enroll after canceling, the practice may assess additional charges or decline re-enrollment.

No. Harbor Light's monthly membership fees sit well below typical concierge rates. Concierge practices bill both patients and insurance companies, and patients still owe co-pays after their annual fee. Harbor Light members pay one flat monthly fee with no co-pays or co-insurance.

Existing patients can request appointments, refill medications, and message Dr. Kiepura through the Elation Passport Patient Portal. Members also receive a direct access number at registration for calls and texts. New patients can submit a sign-up request on the practice website.

Yes. Dr. Kiepura accepts Medicare patients, though she has opted out of Medicare direct billing. The monthly membership fee goes directly to the practice. Tests she orders and referrals she generates remain covered by members' Medicare benefits.

Yes. Virtual visits are included in every membership tier. Dr. Kiepura can address many concerns remotely, reducing the need for in-person trips for straightforward issues.