Lifetime Internal Medicine

The practice is not accepting new patients at this time. Lifetime Internal Medicine limits its panel size to preserve the level of attention and care current members receive. The website will reflect any change in availability when it occurs.

Members pay an annual fee that covers non-clinical services and concierge amenities. Medicare or commercial insurance handles billing for professional medical services separately. Patients remain responsible for any applicable co-pays or deductibles tied to their insurance plan.

Routine appointments run approximately 30 minutes. The annual comprehensive health assessment runs approximately 60 minutes. Office visits start promptly, so patients rarely experience waiting room delays.

Yes. Each physician provides patients with a personal, dedicated cell phone number and email address. Patients can contact their doctor directly by phone, email, or text for urgent issues outside of regular office hours.

Yes. me. Each physician has a dedicated virtual waiting room, making it straightforward to connect for routine visits without coming into the office.

Lifetime Internal Medicine covers a broad range of adult health needs. These include chronic disease management, complex medical problems, preventive health, women's and men's health, geriatric health, depression and anxiety, medical weight management, travel medicine, and vaccinations. The practice also offers advanced care planning and lifestyle counseling.

In almost all cases, yes. When one physician is occasionally away, Dr. Kaneriya and Dr. Marathe cover for each other. Patients see a physician who knows their history rather than an unfamiliar provider.

Yes. Drs. Kaneriya and Marathe maintain a broad network of subspecialists. They help guide patients through referrals and act as the central point of coordination for any care outside the practice.

The practice uses the athenahealth patient portal for health records and communications. com.