Oasis Medicine

Oasis Medicine operates on a concierge membership model. The practice does not bill insurance for membership or office visits. Patients should carry insurance to cover the cost of lab testing, imaging, emergency room visits, and medications.

Yes. While Oasis Medicine does not submit claims to insurance for its membership fees or visits, patients need insurance coverage for labs, imaging, unexpected ER visits, and prescription medications. Those services bill through insurance as usual.

Yes. Oasis Medicine offers same-day access for serious concerns and minor issues alike. Dr. Ghaibeh keeps her panel accessible so patients do not have to wait when something feels wrong.

Oasis Medicine offers appointments in 30, 60, or 90-minute increments. Patients choose the length that fits their needs. Longer appointments allow Dr. Ghaibeh to address complex concerns thoroughly without rushing.

Oasis Medicine provides internal medicine, preventive medicine, and geriatric care. Services include executive physical exams, advanced screening, direct messaging, virtual appointments, lab and imaging referrals, geriatric consultations, and onsite testing including EKG and rapid COVID and flu tests.

Yes. Family members with questions about a parent's care are welcome to join office visits. Dr. Ghaibeh recognizes that family involvement often improves outcomes, especially for older patients.

Yes. Oasis Medicine offers virtual appointments alongside in-office visits. Patients also have direct messaging access to Dr. Ghaibeh for convenient communication between appointments.

Dr. Ghaibeh uses each patient's family history and social history to identify their unique risk factors. She then designs a care plan aimed at preventing disease before symptoms appear. Her focus on minimizing unnecessary medications is a central part of that preventive strategy.

net. From there, Dr. Ghaibeh will discuss your needs and walk you through the membership process.