Odyssey Family Medicine

Odyssey Family Medicine operates on a direct primary care model. Members pay a monthly membership fee that covers primary care services including urgent visits, chronic condition management, annual wellness physicals, in-office testing, and care coordination. The practice does not bill insurance for any DPC services. Either the patient or Dr. Rogg can terminate the membership with one month's notice.

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Yes, Odyssey Family Medicine provides members with 24/7 physician access. You can reach Dr. Rogg by instant messaging, direct phone, email, or video chat. This access covers non-emergent medical questions and concerns. For medical emergencies, the practice advises calling 911 or visiting your local emergency department.

Odyssey Family Medicine does not bill insurance for DPC services. The practice operates entirely outside the insurance system for primary care. However, the practice can send lab orders through insurance when coverage applies, and referrals go to consultants who accept insurance and bill accordingly.

Yes, Odyssey Family Medicine accepts patients regardless of their insurance status. The practice recommends that all patients maintain some insurance coverage for emergencies and specialist care outside the DPC scope. The practice cannot provide DPC services to patients who have Medicaid, due to Medicaid regulations.

Yes, the practice welcomes children as members. Odyssey Family Medicine adjusts membership fees for pediatric patients. Families interested in enrolling children can contact the office to discuss fee details.

Membership covers a broad range of primary care services. These include annual wellness physicals, pap smears, urgent visits for acute illnesses, management of chronic conditions, rapid in-office testing such as strep and flu, EKGs, blood draws, and care coordination. Membership does not include lab costs, which the practice can route through insurance when applicable.

Either you or Dr. Rogg can terminate the membership agreement at any time with one month's written notice. The membership fee pays on a monthly basis, so no long-term contract locks you in.

No, the two models differ. Concierge practices typically charge higher annual or monthly fees and may still bill insurance for covered services. Odyssey Family Medicine charges a monthly membership fee and never bills insurance for DPC services, which keeps costs lower.

Yes, Dr. Rogg offers video visits as one of the communication options available to members. Patients can also connect by phone, instant messaging, or email depending on their needs and the nature of the concern.