Madrona Family Medicine

Madrona Family Medicine charges $75 per month for children and young adults ages 0 to 25. Adults 26 and older pay $125 per month. A family plan covering up to two adults and their children runs $300 per month. Members who pay annually receive a 10% discount. The practice charges no enrollment fee to join.

Yes. Madrona Family Medicine offers a free 20-minute, no-obligation meet-and-greet with Dr. Slowey. This gives prospective patients a chance to ask questions and decide whether the practice feels like the right fit before signing up.

Madrona Family Medicine does not bill any insurance, including Medicare or Medicaid. Members can still use their insurance for specialist visits, hospitalizations, lab testing, imaging, and medications. Oregon law allows members to request that their monthly membership fee be credited toward their out-of-network deductible for qualifying state-regulated health plans.

Yes. As of January 1, 2026, federal legislation allows members to use a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account to pay for their Madrona membership fee. Members should consult a financial advisor for details specific to their accounts.

Yes. Dr. Slowey routinely offers same-day and next-day appointments. Members reach him directly by phone or text, which eliminates the delays that come with going through a front desk or call center.

Yes to both. Dr. Slowey conducts virtual visits by phone or video for members who prefer remote access. Home visits are also available for an additional fee of $200 per hour, with a one-hour minimum, to cover travel time and expenses.

Madrona Family Medicine offers drop-in flat-fee visits at $150 for urgent care needs, sports physicals, and certain in-office procedures. If a drop-in patient joins as a member within 30 days, the practice applies the flat fee toward the first membership payment.

Members receive unlimited in-person and virtual visits, same-day and next-day appointment availability, direct access to Dr. Slowey by phone and text, and a full range of primary care services. This includes preventive and wellness care, chronic disease management, acute care, mental health and ADHD care, gender-affirming care, substance use disorder treatment, and most in-office procedures. Memberships also include exercise program planning, nutrition planning using the on-site cooking space, and Walk and Talk visits at Mt. Tabor Park.

Yes. Madrona Family Medicine believes in equitable access to care. Dr. Slowey works with patients who face financial hardship and commits to finding workable solutions whenever possible. The practice also helps members access discounted cash pricing for labs and imaging outside the clinic.

Madrona Family Medicine occupies the ground floor of Taborspace, a community center at 5441 SE Belmont Street in Portland, Oregon. The practice sits on the 15 bus line and offers dedicated on-site parking at SE 54th and Belmont.