Personal Medicine of Rochester

Personal Medicine of Rochester charges an annual out-of-pocket membership fee. The fee covers the Annual Wellness Program, which includes Advanced Wellness Screenings, Personalized Diagnostics, Nutrition Education Seminars, Physical Therapy Screening, and a Comprehensive Wellness Plan. Members can typically seek reimbursement through a Health Savings Account.

Yes, the practice accepts most insurance for routine office visits. The annual membership fee covers advanced screenings and wellness services that insurance does not typically cover. Members pay the fee separately and can often use a Health Savings Account for reimbursement.

Yes, Personal Medicine of Rochester offers same- or next-day sick visits as a standard benefit of membership. The practice keeps its daily patient volume low, with doctors seeing between six and ten patients per day, which makes prompt access consistently available.

Members have direct cell phone access to the clinical team for after-hours emergencies. This is one of the core benefits of membership at Personal Medicine of Rochester and ensures patients can reach their physician when urgent concerns arise outside of office hours.

The Annual Wellness Program includes Advanced Wellness Screenings, Personalized Diagnostics, Nutrition Education Seminars, an annual Physical Therapy Screening, and a Comprehensive Wellness Plan. The physical therapy screening covers balance, gait, range of motion, and functional movement. The Atkin Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation at Jewish Senior Life conducts those screenings.

As of June 23, 2025, the practice operates from 2109 South Clinton Ave, Suite 200, Rochester, NY 14618. The entrance sits at the back of the building, near the parking lot off Havens Road. You can reach the office at 585-385-3372 with any questions.

The practice has two board-certified internal medicine physicians. D. serves as the full-time physician, bringing more than 30 years of experience in primary care. D. joins the practice part-time and holds dual board certification in Internal Medicine and Hematology.

com to inquire about becoming a new patient. The practice currently accepts adults ages 18 and over and welcomes new patient inquiries on a rolling basis.

Yes, members receive access to a personalized web portal for ongoing communication with the practice. Members can use the portal to send messages to their doctor and manage their care between visits.

Yes, Personal Medicine of Rochester operates as an affiliate of Jewish Home of Rochester. Through that affiliation, members gain access to Jewish Home's services, which include physical therapy, rehabilitation, long-term care, companion care, and memory care.