McCain Whole Health Care

Adult membership costs $200 per month. Children up to age 18 pay $25 per child when at least one parent is enrolled. A one-time registration fee of $125 applies per person or household. Active and retired military members and public safety personnel, including fire, rescue, and police, along with their families, receive a 5% discount on their membership fee.

No. McCain Whole Health Care operates on a direct primary care membership model and does not bill insurance for membership fees. Patients pay their monthly membership directly. The practice recommends pairing membership with a high-deductible plan or health-sharing program for specialist and hospital coverage.

The practice is not currently accepting new patients through its online portal. To inquire about membership, contact the practice directly by phone or email. Office Manager Randi Blanton handles all membership inquiries and can walk you through the enrollment process.

Members receive comprehensive primary care access through text, phone, email, video visits, in-office appointments, and house calls. The membership covers a wide range of clinical services, including acute care, chronic disease management, annual physicals, gynecological exams, minor procedures, in-house labs, and behavioral health. Integrative services such as health coaching and hormone therapy are also available to members.

Yes. Dr. McCain offers telehealth visits as part of membership. Members can connect by video, phone, or secure messaging depending on the nature of their concern. This gives members flexible access to care without always requiring an in-office visit.

Yes. Dr. McCain makes house calls for members who need care at home. This service is part of the membership and reflects the practice's commitment to highly accessible, relationship-centered care.

McCain Whole Health Care keeps its panel at just a few hundred patients. That intentionally small size allows Dr. McCain to offer proactive, unhurried care and to build genuine long-term relationships with every member.

Beyond standard family medicine, the practice offers hormone replacement therapy, Low Dose Naltrexone treatment, individual and group integrative health coaching, and personalized nutraceutical and pharmaceutical plans. The practice also features a Quiet Room with guided meditation and a Health and Wellness Library with books, videos, and audio files.

Yes. Sacred Paradise Aesthetics, an affiliated clinic, offers aesthetics and wellness services including infrared sauna, AquaFirme XS facials, RF microneedling, IPL, laser hair reduction, hair restoration, and Obagi skincare products.

Yes. The practice maintains an active network of community partners. These include practitioners in massage therapy, Chinese medicine, coaching, counseling, dentistry, energy work, financial health, holistic health, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, giving members access to a broader circle of care.