Johnson County Concierge

Yes. Membership does not replace insurance. You still need coverage for blood work, imaging, specialist visits, and hospitalizations. Many members pair their membership with a high-deductible health plan and a health savings account for the most flexible arrangement.

No. Johnson County Concierge does not accept insurance or Medicare for the retainer fee. However, you may submit membership expenses to a health savings account for partial reimbursement, depending on your plan. Medicare patients are welcome to join, but the practice has opted out of Medicare, so no services can be billed to Medicare directly.

Members receive 24/7 direct access to Dr. Etter, same-day appointment availability, and extended visit times. The practice also offers comprehensive exams, chronic disease management, functional medicine consultations, nutritional deficiency assessments, and specialist referral coordination. The extended appointment format gives you room to cover multiple health concerns in one visit.

Call the office or reach out through the contact page. Johnson County Concierge offers a free initial consultation by phone or in person. After reviewing your contract and signing on, Dr. Etter encourages you to schedule your comprehensive exam at a time that works for you.

Dr. Etter remains reachable by phone or email for urgent needs even when away. In the rare event he is unreachable, a designated Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant handle all urgent matters on his behalf.

Johnson County Concierge focuses on outpatient care. Hospital-based physicians called hospitalists manage inpatient care around the clock. Dr. Etter serves as your advocate during any hospitalization, coordinating with the care team on your behalf.

You may submit your membership expenses to a health savings account for partial reimbursement. Reimbursement eligibility varies by plan, so check with your HSA administrator to confirm your specific coverage.