Integrity Medicine, LLC

Integrity Medicine structures monthly fees by age. Children under 17 pay $30 per month. Adults ages 18 to 44 pay $60 per month. Members ages 45 to 64 pay $80 per month. Those ages 65 to 99 pay $100 per month. The membership covers unlimited office visits, direct doctor access, same-day appointments, and more than 30 in-office procedures with no copays or surprise bills.

No. Integrity Medicine does not bill insurance for primary care services. The monthly membership fee covers all included services directly. Members should carry insurance or a health sharing plan for specialist referrals, hospitalizations, and other services outside the membership scope.

Yes. Integrity Medicine offers same-day appointments for members. Standard appointments run 30 minutes, and members can also reach their doctor directly by text or email for questions and concerns outside of visits.

Integrity Medicine provides medications to members at approximately 15% of standard retail cost, which is roughly 85% less than typical pharmacy pricing. This discount applies to many common medications used in primary care.

The practice provides lab work at wholesale rates. Members typically pay 80 to 85% less than standard lab pricing. Integrity Medicine charges straightforward, transparent prices with no hidden markups.

Yes. Integrity Medicine offers telehealth services for members. Combined with direct text and email access to physicians, members can reach their doctor without requiring an in-person visit for many concerns.

Yes. Integrity Medicine offers an Employer Direct Primary Care program for local businesses. Multiple Kansas employers already partner with the practice, including Custom Enterprises, Charlsen Insurance, IdeaTek, and others. Employers can contact the practice to discuss how the program works.

Yes. Integrity Medicine cares for patients of all ages, including children. Pediatric membership costs $30 per month for patients under 17. The practice offers well-child exams, school physicals, sports physicals, and pediatric primary care at both locations.

Yes. Medicare patients can join Integrity Medicine as members. The practice offers a dedicated Medicare and DPC program. Members with Medicare should note that the monthly fee functions separately from Medicare coverage, which members retain for services outside the membership.

Yes. The Andover clinic offers allergy testing and sublingual allergy drops, also called immunotherapy drops, for environmental allergies. The Newton location does not offer these services. Newton members interested in food sensitivity testing can access that service at the Newton clinic.