Harmony Health LLC

Harmony Health charges $100 per month for adults ages 18 to 64 and $120 per month for adults 65 and older. A family membership covering up to two parental guardians and two dependents under age 26 runs $220 per month. Each additional dependent adds $20 per month. A one-time enrollment fee of $200 per household covers medical services through the end of the enrollment month.

No. Harmony Health does not bill insurance for its services. Members pay a flat monthly fee directly to the practice. The practice recommends that members maintain a major medical or high-deductible health plan to cover hospitalizations and specialist referrals. Health sharing ministries such as Medi-Share, Samaritan Ministries, and Liberty HealthShare are options the practice suggests exploring.

Yes. Harmony Health requires no long-term contract. Members cancel by signing a cancellation form. The membership ends 30 days from the cancellation request for accounts in good standing. The practice prorates remaining days in the final billing cycle. All fees paid are non-refundable regardless of cancellation date.

Harmony Health offers same-day or next-day scheduling Monday through Friday with little to no wait. In-person appointments run 30 to 60 minutes. Established patients can also conduct some visits by phone or video call.

No. Harmony Health charges no co-pays for visits. Certain procedures or lab draws may carry additional costs, but the practice passes those through at reduced rates. Patients receive advance notice of any additional charges before they occur.

Yes. Established patients can schedule phone or video call visits for appropriate concerns. Dr. McCoskey also gives patients her cell phone number for direct communication outside of scheduled visits.

Membership covers family medicine, chronic disease management, acute care, annual wellness and prevention planning, weight loss management, mental health support, medication prescribing and management, smoking cessation, and nutritional counseling. Members also receive discounted rates on labs and medications.

Harmony Health recommends that members maintain a major medical plan with a high deductible and a health savings account. The membership covers primary care services, but hospitalization and specialist care fall outside the practice's scope. A supplemental plan protects members from those larger expenses.

No. The practice refers patients who need ongoing opioid medications, benzodiazepines, or stimulants to Pain Management or Psychiatry specialists. Dr. McCoskey manages a wide range of medications but does not maintain controlled substance prescriptions within the practice.

Harmony Health asks members to schedule at least three to four visits per year. That frequency helps Dr. McCoskey track progress toward health goals and stay ahead of any developing concerns. Members may visit more often as their needs require.