Morgan Camp MD & HealthSpan Concierge
Quick Facts
| Membership Price Range | $1,010/year (Annual Membership Dues); Longevity Research Collective Membership also available at $10/year |
| Practice Type | Concierge |
| Location | Sedona, AZ |
| Doctors | Morgan Camp MD, Family Medicine |
| Year Founded | 2021 |
| Panel Size | 50 patients per doctor |
| Telehealth Type | Phone or Zoom Call |
| Housecalls | Yes |
| Telehealth Available | Yes |
About
At Morgan Camp MD & HealthSpan Concierge, Dr. Morgan Camp brings over two decades of functional and integrative medicine to adults seeking lasting vitality. He founded HealthSpan Concierge LLC in Sedona, AZ in 2021, deliberately limiting his panel to 50 patients. That ceiling lets him focus fully on each person he serves. Dr. Camp works across a broad clinical terrain: hormone optimization, mitochondrial restoration, peptide protocols, microbiome analysis, and complex chronic infections including Lyme, mold illness, and CIRS. He uses AI-powered diagnostics alongside functional and integrative approaches. Patients connect via phone, Zoom, in-person visits, or home visits, making the practice accessible from anywhere after an initial meeting. The annual membership fee is $1,010, with no insurance participation.
Details
Phone
(415) 877-1910Website
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$1,010/annual
Membership Details
Enrollment fee covers the significant investment Dr. Camp makes during the first 3 months of your program; monthly fee covers all ongoing care. Fees do not include labs, medications, vitamins, IVs, or emergency services. Fees include Phone, Zoom, In Person, Email Communication, Home Visits, and Office Visits.
Typical Appointment
60 minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions
The annual membership fee at Morgan Camp MD & HealthSpan Concierge is $1,010. An enrollment fee covers the significant investment Dr. Camp makes during the first three months of your program. The monthly fee covers all ongoing care after that. Fees do not include labs, medications, vitamins, IV therapies, or emergency services.
Membership includes phone, Zoom, in-person, and email communication with Dr. Camp, plus home visits and office visits. Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes and typically occur monthly, though patients can request a different cadence. There are no contracts; you and Dr. Camp continue working together for as long as it serves your goals.
Morgan Camp MD & HealthSpan Concierge does not participate in any medical insurance plans. The practice operates as the Longevity Research Collective Private Membership Association, a private domain association. Patients pay membership fees directly, and fees do not run through insurance.
Yes. After an initial in-person meeting, the practice operates on a location-independent basis. Dr. Camp conducts sessions by phone or Zoom, making ongoing care accessible to patients anywhere in the world.
Dr. Camp limits his panel to 50 patients. This small panel size lets him stay fully present and engaged with each person he serves. Availability is limited, and prospective patients should inquire early.
The first step is scheduling a free 15-minute Welcome Call with Rhonda Camp. That call covers the practice programs, structure, and pricing. New patients then complete an Initial Program Intake appointment of 90 minutes with Dr. Camp directly.
Yes. Home visits are included as part of the membership. Dr. Camp also conducts sessions via phone, Zoom, in-person office visits, and email communication, giving patients flexible options for every type of need.
Dr. Camp works with adults. His clinical focus spans preventive care, chronic illness resolution, hormone optimization, and longevity medicine for adult patients at all stages of life.
Yes. Dr. Camp offers private consultations for individuals who need guidance on a diagnosis or treatment plan. These one-on-one sessions help patients think through complex health situations and identify next steps, whether or not they join the concierge practice.
Practice last updated June 12, 2026