Joseph King III, MD

The annual MDVIP membership fee at Dr. King's practice is $1,900 per year. The practice also accepts quarterly payments of $475 or semi-annual payments of $950. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes comprehensive screenings and a custom wellness plan.

The MDVIP Wellness Program delivers comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a personalized wellness plan built around each member. Dr. King uses these tools to focus on prevention and catch potential health issues early. The annual membership fee covers this program.

Yes. Dr. King is reachable by phone after hours and on weekends for urgent matters. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This direct access is one of the core benefits of MDVIP membership.

Dr. King's practice offers same- or next-day appointments that start on time. Members do not face the long waits common in larger primary care settings. This availability reflects the smaller practice size that the MDVIP model supports.

Yes, the practice accepts insurance for medical services such as sick visits. Copays, co-insurance, and deductibles apply as they normally would. The annual MDVIP membership fee covers preventive services and wellness programming that insurance typically does not include.

Dr. King focuses on adult patients. He trained in both internal medicine and pediatrics during his residency but now dedicates his practice to adult medicine. He has particular clinical interest in blood pressure management, lifestyle medicine, and diet and nutrition.

Prospective patients can request to join through the MDVIP website or by contacting the office directly at (817) 419-9155. The office is at 712 Hunters Row Court in Mansfield, TX. A meeting with Dr. King is available before committing to membership.

Dr. King keeps his panel smaller than a typical primary care practice. That size allows him to spend meaningful time with each patient during every visit. He approaches care as a partnership, prioritizing patient education so members can make well-informed decisions about their health.