Partners In Health

Prospective members can complete an online enrollment form on the Partners in Health website. The form is secure and takes about five minutes. The practice typically responds the same or next business day. You can also reach the office by phone or contact form to ask questions before enrolling.

Partners in Health offers membership fees on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis. Members who prepay annually receive a discount. Families also qualify for a reduced rate. Military members, veterans, and first responders receive a practice discount as well.

Yes. Partners in Health accepts FSA funds for practice fees. This makes it easier to use pre-tax health dollars toward your membership. Contact the practice for details on how to apply your FSA balance.

Yes. Dr. Rhodes includes telemedicine and house calls as part of membership. Members can connect with her by cell, text, or email 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This level of access means you can reach your physician outside of standard office hours.

Yes. Partners in Health schedules same-day and next-day appointments for urgent concerns. The office keeps wait times brief so visits fit into your day. Extended appointment times allow for thorough, unhurried conversations with Dr. Rhodes.

New members receive a home health kit that includes a blood pressure monitor, thermometer, and pulse oximeter. This allows members to track key vitals at home between visits. Dr. Rhodes uses these readings to inform ongoing care.

Yes. Dr. Rhodes offers the Galleri multi-cancer early detection test, priced at $949. This blood draw screens for signals from more than 50 types of cancer. It gives members an additional layer of proactive health monitoring beyond standard screenings.

Yes. Dr. Rhodes partners with Dr. Tyler Hollmig, Director of Dermatology Surgery and Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology at UT Dell Austin, to provide complimentary skin checks for concierge members. Dr. Rhodes also performs in-office dermatology services including skin cancer screening, microdermabrasion, and mole biopsy and removal.

Partners in Health focuses on adult patients. Dr. Rhodes covers a broad range of adult health needs, including chronic disease management, preventive care, women's health, men's health, and age-related concerns such as hormonal health and metabolic syndrome.

Yes. Dr. Rhodes serves as an Assistant Professor and preceptor for the University of Texas Medical Branch. UTMB medical students regularly train alongside her in the practice. She has held this community faculty role for over a decade and twice earned UTMB's Teacher of Distinction Award.