McCrea Family Practice PLLC

Monthly membership fees at McCrea Family Practice vary by age. Adults ages 31 to 65 pay $65 per month. Young adults ages 19 to 30 pay $55 per month. Children under 18 pay $12 per month when enrolled with a parent or guardian, or $30 per month otherwise. Adults over 65 pay $95 per month. A one-time enrollment fee of $75 applies. The practice offers a discounted rate for members who pay annually.

The membership fee covers all office visits, telehealth visits, and in-office procedures. Covered procedures include laceration repair, wound care, excisions and biopsies, abscess incision and drainage, EKG, urine dip, simple cyst removal, foreign body removal, and PAP smears. Costs not included are blood draw fees, medications, lab or pathology fees, and procedures performed outside the office.

No. McCrea Family Practice operates as a Direct Primary Care practice and does not bill insurance. The monthly membership fee covers visits and procedures directly. Medicare patients are welcome, but Medicare cannot be billed for services at this practice.

Yes. McCrea Family Practice typically offers same-day or next-day appointments for active members. The practice also schedules video and telephone telehealth visits for members who prefer a remote option.

You can enroll directly through the practice's online enrollment form. The monthly membership fee runs through automatic bank withdrawal for convenience. A one-time enrollment fee of $75 applies at the time of joining.

Yes, in some situations. Dr. McCrea makes home visits available on a case-by-case basis. Contact the practice directly to ask about availability for your specific circumstances.

Yes. McCrea Family Practice offers group health plans for businesses with three or more employees at a discounted rate. The practice also offers labs and medications at reduced self-pay rates and provides telehealth coverage for employees who travel. Business owners can contact the practice to arrange a free consultation about available plans.

Yes. Dr. McCrea writes prescriptions that you can fill at the pharmacy of your choice using your existing insurance. The practice also works to make medications available at lower self-pay costs for members who prefer that route.

Yes. Dr. McCrea welcomes Medicare patients. However, Medicare cannot be billed for services at this practice. Medicare patients pay the standard monthly membership fee and receive the same access and visit coverage as all other members.

Yes. Some costs fall outside the membership. These include blood draw fees, the cost of medications, lab and pathology fees, and procedures performed outside the office. McCrea Family Practice always advises patients of any additional costs in advance.