Jonathan Fish, MD

The annual membership fee at Jonathan Fish, MD - MDVIP is $2,500 per year. The practice offers flexible payment options to fit different budgets. Members can pay $625 quarterly, $1,250 semi-annually, or $2,500 in a single annual payment. This fee covers the MDVIP Annual Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a personalized wellness plan.

The Annual Wellness Program focuses on preventing illness and detecting disease states early. Dr. Fish conducts comprehensive health screenings and builds a custom wellness plan for each member. The program pays particular attention to cardiovascular prevention, sleep health, and mindfulness-based approaches to improving outcomes.

Yes. Dr. Fish makes himself available by phone after hours and on weekends. Members can contact him directly for urgent matters outside of regular office hours. This level of access sets the practice apart from standard primary care availability.

The practice offers same- and next-day appointments for members. Dr. Fish keeps his patient panel smaller than most primary care practices. That smaller panel allows him to respond quickly when patients need to be seen.

Dr. Fish accepts insurance for standard medical services such as sick visits. He bills insurance and charges applicable copays, co-insurance, and deductibles as usual. The annual membership fee covers preventive and wellness services that insurance typically does not include, such as advanced screenings and the MDVIP Wellness Program.

The practice has limited availability and may maintain a waiting list. Prospective patients can submit their information to receive more details and find out about current openings. We encourage interested adults in the Howard County area to reach out soon.

The practice sits at 2470 Longstone Lane, Suite I, in Marriottsville, Maryland. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Members can manage appointments and records through the athenahealth patient portal.

Dr. Fish holds an affiliation with Howard County General Hospital. He also serves as Chairman of the Quality and Safety Committee there and sits on the hospital's Board of Trustees. That institutional connection gives members a trusted point of contact for hospital-based care when needed.

The practice serves adult patients. Dr. Fish focuses on internal medicine and preventive care for adults, including chronic disease management and cardiovascular health.