Lighthouse Medical

Lighthouse Medical charges a flat $250 per month with no hidden costs. That fee covers unlimited office visits and direct access to Dr. Harding. Labs, imaging, medications, specialist visits, and hospital care bill separately through insurance or self-pay.

Membership includes unlimited office visits with no per-visit charges, same-day and next-day access, telemedicine appointments, home visits, and direct messaging with Dr. Harding. Annual exams and preventive planning are also included. The practice does not charge additional fees for routine appointments or follow-ups.

The monthly membership fee does not run through insurance. However, most members continue using their insurance for labs, imaging, medications, specialist care, and hospital visits. Dr. Harding bills those services through insurance or patients may self-pay.

New patients start with either a 40-minute intro visit ($250, which applies toward the membership fee) or a 20-minute urgent care visit ($99). During the intro visit, Dr. Harding reviews your health priorities and helps you decide whether membership is the right fit.

Yes. Dr. Harding offers telemedicine appointments and home visits. These options let patients access care conveniently without always coming to the Incline Village office.

Lighthouse Medical operates Monday through Sunday, 9am to 4pm PST. The practice observes all federal holidays.

Yes. Dr. Harding sees patients for non-emergent urgent care by appointment. A 20-minute urgent care visit costs $99 as a one-time fee. Patients should call for weekend availability. For emergencies, patients should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Lighthouse Medical serves adult patients. Dr. Harding focuses on primary care, preventive medicine, women's health, men's health, and menopause care for adults at all stages of life.

Yes. Lighthouse Medical uses the SigmaMD patient portal. Patients can message Dr. Harding directly through the portal, and she responds personally.

Lighthouse Medical works best for adults who take a proactive approach to their health. Patients who want a long-term relationship with their physician, feel comfortable using digital tools for communication, and understand appropriate use of messaging versus urgent or emergency care tend to thrive in this practice.