Infinity Family Care

Individual membership runs $150 per month. Each additional household member after the first costs $125 per month. Families with up to two adults and their dependent children pay a maximum of $450 per month. Homebound patients who receive all visits at home pay $350 per month. The practice charges a one-time enrollment fee of $75 per individual or $150 per family. Membership requires a minimum commitment of three months. Veterans, First Responders, and active Armed Services members receive a 10% discount. Single adults with dependent children save an additional $10 per member.

Membership covers all primary care services delivered in the office or remotely. It also includes virtual visits, discounted cash-pay lab pricing through Quest, a free mail-order prescription plan with over 400 generic medications through ManifestRx, and doc-to-doc specialist e-consults in 26 fields through TheaHealth. Members also access the BodySite platform for personalized nutrition plans and lifestyle coaching. The practice charges no co-pays or deductibles on top of the monthly fee.

Yes. Dr. Cohen makes herself available around the clock for urgent concerns. Patients can contact her by phone, text, email, or secure message through the Spruce Health app. m. , but urgent needs outside those hours do not have to wait until the next business day.

Yes. The practice offers same-day and next-day appointments. Dr. Cohen limits her panel to a few hundred patients, which keeps the schedule open and appointments unhurried. Patients can also choose virtual visits when an in-person visit is not necessary.

Infinity Family Care does not bill insurance for membership or primary care services. The practice recommends that members carry some form of insurance, such as a high-deductible health plan, to cover hospitalizations, specialist care, and other non-primary care costs. The DPC model pairs well with high-deductible plans, and the practice can help coordinate care when specialist or hospital services are needed.

Yes. Infinity Family Care offers a dedicated Home Visit Plan for patients who are homebound or reside in a nursing home. All visits under this plan take place at the patient's location. The practice also conducts newborn home visits during the first six weeks of life for growing families.

The practice currently maintains a waitlist. Prospective patients can submit their information to join the waitlist and will be contacted when a spot becomes available.

Infinity Family Care covers a wide range of family medicine services. These include annual wellness visits, chronic disease management, child wellness visits, women's and men's health care, sick visits, camp and sports physicals, preoperative physicals with EKG, skin procedures such as mole biopsies, orthopedic procedures including joint injections, and prescription renewals. The practice also coordinates specialist care and provides support during hospitalizations.

Yes. Infinity Family Care works with employers seeking to provide primary care benefits to their teams. Employers pay a fixed monthly cost per employee. This structure pairs well with high-deductible insurance plans, and studies show the DPC model runs about 20% less expensive overall than traditional healthcare. Employee benefits include fewer sick days, reduced ER visits, and no co-pays or deductibles for primary care.

Yes. Dr. Cohen conducts virtual visits by video, phone, text, or email when an in-office visit is not required. Members communicate asynchronously through the Spruce Health app and the patient portal. Virtual visits count as full appointments and carry no additional charge beyond the monthly membership.