Michael E. Posey, MD

The annual membership fee at Michael E. Posey, MD - MDVIP is $2,000 per year. Members can pay quarterly at $500, semi-annually at $1,000, or in a single annual payment of $2,000. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a custom wellness plan.

Yes, Dr. Posey accepts insurance for medical services like sick visits. The annual membership fee covers preventive services and advanced diagnostics that insurance typically does not include. Dr. Posey continues to bill insurance and charge applicable copays, co-insurance, and deductibles for covered services.

Yes. The practice offers same-day and next-day sick visit appointments. Dr. Posey keeps flexible hours as late as 6:00 pm to make those visits available. Members can also reach Dr. Posey by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for urgent concerns.

Dr. Posey personally admits and follows every patient he hospitalizes at Methodist Hospital-Germantown or Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. He has never used hospitalists. The knowledge he builds through office visits directly informs how he manages each patient's care in the hospital.

The MDVIP Wellness Program includes comprehensive screenings, advanced diagnostic testing, and a personalized wellness plan. Dr. Posey uses Cleveland HeartLab cardiovascular panels as part of this program to assess plaque and arterial risk. He also screens for vitamin D deficiency and other markers tied to cancer, dementia, and fatigue.

The practice serves patients throughout the greater Memphis area, including Germantown, Collierville, Arlington, Southaven, Olive Branch, and Hernando, as well as DeSoto and Fayette counties. Dr. Posey also sees patients from Jonesboro, AR, Cape Girardeau, MO, and Jackson, TN.

Dr. Posey provides thoughtful, careful referrals to specialist colleagues when patients need care beyond his scope. Through MDVIP, patients also gain access to specialists at leading medical institutions across the country. If a member needs urgent care while traveling, Dr. Posey can help coordinate care with a local hospital, pharmacy, or physician.

Yes, Dr. Posey occasionally makes house calls when he determines they are necessary. This is part of his broader commitment to ensuring patients receive follow-through care at every stage.