Home Town Doc LLC

The monthly membership fee is $100 per person for adults 21 and older. Children ages 0 to 20 pay $20 per month with an adult membership or $55 per month without one. A one-time enrollment fee of $50 per person applies, with a family cap of $100. Members who pay a full year upfront receive a 5% discount.

The membership fee covers Dr. Lucero's time at a flat rate. Members receive comprehensive primary care visits, phone and video consultations, care coordination, and home visits within the service area at no additional charge. Lab work, medications, and some procedures carry separate fees, which the practice discloses before service.

No. Home Town Doc does not accept or bill health insurance. The practice contracts directly with patients. Members can still use their insurance for lab work, imaging, specialist visits, prescriptions, and hospitalizations.

Yes. Home Town Doc accepts FSA and HSA cards. Recent policy changes have clarified that DPC membership fees qualify as a medical expense. A 4% convenience fee applies to all card payments, including FSA and HSA cards.

Yes. Medicare patients can join by signing a one-time waiver stating that neither the patient nor the practice will bill Medicare for services. Members can continue using Medicare for lab work, imaging, prescriptions, specialty care, and hospitalizations.

The practice is currently full. Prospective patients can join the waiting list, and the practice contacts those on the list as slots open up.

Members can cancel at any time. The membership runs on a monthly basis with no long-term contracts. If you leave and decide to re-enroll later, a re-enrollment fee of $200 per person applies.

Home Town Doc provides free home visits within a defined service area that includes Arroyo Seco, La Mesilla, La Puebla, Nambe, Pojoaque, Jacona, Jaconita, El Rancho, San Ildefonso, and Cuyamungue. Home visits outside this area carry a $100 fee plus travel time. Home visits are available only for acutely ill or chronically homebound patients when medically appropriate.

Yes. Members can contact Dr. Lucero by phone, email, or video chat. The practice does not use frustrating phone trees. For travel-related illness, Dr. Lucero can often help remotely and call prescriptions into a pharmacy near you when appropriate.

Yes. Home Town Doc offers a free 15-minute meet-and-greet so prospective patients can ask questions and get a feel for the practice. Medical decision-making does not take place during the meet-and-greet, but it is a good way to decide if the practice fits your needs.