New South Family Medicine & MedSpa

Individual memberships start at $129 per month. Children ages 5 through 22 join at $59 per month. New members pay a one-time enrollment fee of $200 per individual or $250 per family. The monthly fee covers most primary care needs with no copays, no deductibles, and no hidden fees.

New South Family Medicine does not accept insurance for DPC membership fees. Members pay a flat monthly rate directly to the practice. The practice does accept HSA and FSA funds for membership payments. Lab work runs through LabCorp at wholesale negotiated rates, which members pay out of pocket.

Members contact their care team directly by phone, text, or email seven days a week. The practice also uses the Elation patient portal and app for secure messaging and appointment requests. This direct access means members can get answers quickly without waiting for a scheduled visit.

Yes. New South Family Medicine offers same-day and next-day appointments for members. Standard appointments run 30 minutes. The practice also provides telemedicine visits for care when an in-office visit is not necessary.

New South Family Medicine serves patients of all ages, with pediatric care available for children five years and older. The practice handles well-child exams, sports physicals, and routine pediatric care alongside adult and family medicine services.

Wellness at New South is a comprehensive three-month program that runs twice yearly, starting in January and September. It includes GI-MAP stool testing and Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis, nutrition coaching, personalized fitness planning, InBody scans, and lab testing. The program gives members a structured path to reset and rebuild their health over time.

Yes. New South Family Medicine offers a dedicated Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy program. Dr. David Mendelsohn directs the program. It includes comprehensive lab testing, a 70-minute personalized plan appointment, and formulations through a compounding pharmacy.

Yes. New South Family Medicine works with employers to provide DPC as a healthcare benefit. The employer program offers predictable flat monthly costs per employee, same-day or next-day primary care access, and wholesale-priced labs. Contact the practice directly to discuss options for your team.

New South Family Medicine does not manage chronic pain and does not prescribe long-term opioids or daily benzodiazepines. Prospective patients with these needs should seek a practice that specializes in pain management.

The practice invites prospective patients to schedule a Meet and Greet with one of the New South providers. This introductory visit lets you ask questions and determine whether the practice fits your needs before enrolling. You can reach the team through the contact form on their website or by calling the office.