Paradox Health

Members pay a monthly fee and receive unlimited care with no hidden fees. The membership covers clinic visits, telehealth, home visits, phone calls, texts, and email communication. The monthly fee is not health insurance, so the practice recommends that members also carry a catastrophic health insurance plan.

Paradox Health does not bill insurance for membership fees. The practice removes insurance from the doctor-patient relationship entirely. Members handle insurance separately and use it for situations outside the scope of primary care, such as hospitalizations or specialist referrals.

Yes. Paradox Health offers same-day appointments for urgent needs. Members reach their doctor by phone, text, email, or telehealth as well. The practice also makes home visits available when needed.

Paradox Health handles a wide range of in-office procedures. These include EKG, joint injection and aspiration, trigger point injection, laceration repair, cryotherapy, skin tag and toenail removal, IUD and Nexplanon insertion and removal, circumcision, and incision and drainage of abscesses. The practice also performs excision of skin cancers and offers SkinIO for skin monitoring.

Yes, the practice offers prolotherapy, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), and Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF). These are regenerative treatments for musculoskeletal concerns. Members pay $30 per prolotherapy session. Non-members pay $150 per session.

Yes. Paradox Health offers allergy testing for approximately $200. Members who test positive can pursue sublingual allergy immunotherapy drops. A 90-day supply costs $120 to $150, which works out to $480 to $600 per year.

Members access labs and imaging at deeply discounted rates. 55, and a lumbar spine MRI costs $300. Generic medications are available at wholesale pricing. 68.

The practice serves patients across Rochester Hills and the surrounding Oakland County region. This includes Rochester, Troy, Auburn Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Township, Lake Orion, Orion Township, Oakland Township, Oxford, Shelby Township, Washington Township, and Utica.

Yes. Members connect with their doctor via secure video visit, phone call, text, or email. Telehealth works well for follow-ups, medication questions, and many acute concerns that do not require an in-office exam.

Prospective patients can sign up directly with either Dr. Hellman or Dr. Davenport through the practice website. Each physician has a dedicated sign-up page. If Dr. Hellman's panel is full, the practice maintains a waitlist for new patients who want to join his panel.