Main Street Family Medicine - PLLC

Main Street Family Medicine uses age-based monthly tiers. Children 0-18 pay $26 per month with an enrolled parent or $42 without one. Young adults 19-24 with an enrolled parent pay $42 per month. Adults 19-44 pay $85, those 45-64 pay $100, and members 65 and older pay $115. Households with four or more family members receive a 10% discount on the combined total. 8% surcharge that applies to credit and debit card payments.

No. Main Street Family Medicine operates on a direct primary care model and does not bill insurance. Members pay a flat monthly fee and receive care directly from their physician. The practice provides deeply discounted labs and medications, and can guide members to affordable cash-pay imaging and specialist referrals in the community.

Starting January 1, 2026, new legislation allows HSA funds to cover DPC memberships. Members who pay via HSA should verify eligibility with their HSA administrator as the effective date approaches.

Membership covers all office visits, same-day urgent care, preventive exams, comprehensive physicals, well-child and well-woman exams, sports physicals, chronic disease management, travel medicine consults, discounted medications, discounted lab testing, and a wide range of in-office procedures. Members also receive access to the Full Plate Living weekly group class at no extra charge.

Main Street Family Medicine schedules same-day or next-day appointments on regular business days. Visits run up to 60 minutes, and members typically experience little to no wait. Members can also reach the practice by text, phone, email, or video between visits.

Full Plate Living is a group class focused on a high-fiber, whole-food approach to healthy eating. The class meets Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:30 PM and is included in every membership at no extra charge.

Yes. Main Street Family Medicine offers video visits for members who prefer to connect remotely. Members can also reach the practice by text, phone, or email for non-urgent questions and follow-ups.

The Robin Hood Fund helps members who cannot afford their monthly membership or needed services like imaging and specialist referrals. The practice directs 100% of donations to patients in need. Anyone can donate, whether a member or not, though contributions are not tax deductible.

Yes. Main Street Family Medicine offers three corporate partnership options for Clark County employers. The first covers memberships, labs, and prescriptions for employees and their families at no cost to employees. The second covers those costs for employees only. The third covers memberships for employees and families, with labs and prescriptions billed individually.

Main Street Family Medicine offers a complimentary meet-and-greet for prospective patients. You can visit the clinic, meet the staff, and ask questions at no cost. com.