Peak Family Medicine

DPC members pay a monthly membership fee and receive unlimited provider access, same-day and next-day scheduling, extended visits, and wholesale pricing on labs and medications. Many in-office procedures come included in the membership at no extra charge. Patients who prefer to use traditional insurance can still visit Peak Family Medicine without enrolling in the DPC plan.

DPC members receive EKGs, spirometry, breathing treatments, abscess drainage, cryotherapy, lesion removal, and laceration repair as part of their membership. This covers a wide range of common needs without additional fees.

Peak Family Medicine provides pricing by phone. Call the office at 208-643-4231 to get current rates. Pricing scales with family size, and the team walks prospective patients through the options at no obligation.

Yes, Peak Family Medicine offers same-day scheduling. DPC members receive priority access, and the practice structures appointment availability to keep wait times short.

Yes, the practice serves patients from newborns through geriatric adults. Dr. Moser's training covers pediatrics and geriatric medicine, so families can bring multiple generations under one roof.

Yes. Peak Family Medicine operates as a hybrid practice, accepting both DPC memberships and traditional insurance visits. Patients choose the model that fits their situation.

New patients can enroll online through the Atlas MD platform linked on the Peak Family Medicine website. You can also call the office at 208-643-4231 to ask questions before enrolling.

Yes, the practice actively manages chronic conditions including diabetes and hypertension. Dr. Moser provides ongoing monitoring, medication management, and patient education for long-term conditions.

Peak Family Medicine is the only Direct Primary Care practice in Blackfoot. The hybrid model gives patients the option of membership or insurance visits. The practice is known for short wait times, thorough evaluations, and a welcoming office environment.