Phay Chothmounethinh, MD

The annual membership fee at this MDVIP-affiliated practice is $4,500. The practice offers flexible payment options, including quarterly payments of $1,125, semi-annual payments of $2,250, or a single annual payment. The membership fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a custom wellness plan.

The Wellness Program includes comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a personalized wellness plan. Dr. Chothmounethinh uses these results to build a prevention-focused care strategy tailored to each patient. This level of preventive detail goes beyond what most standard insurance plans cover.

Yes. The practice accepts insurance for medical services such as sick visits, and Dr. Chothmounethinh bills insurance along with applicable copays, co-insurances, and deductibles. The annual membership fee covers preventive services that insurance typically does not include, such as advanced screenings and the MDVIP Wellness Program.

The practice offers same- or next-day appointments with minimal wait times. Dr. Chothmounethinh is also reachable by phone after hours and on weekends for urgent matters.

Yes. Dr. Chothmounethinh is available by phone after hours and on weekends. This access is a standard feature of the MDVIP membership.

The practice serves patients in Brentwood, Franklin, and the greater Nashville area. The primary office is at 315 Cool Springs Boulevard, Suite 120, Franklin, TN. A secondary office is located at 125 10th Avenue North in Nashville, TN.

Members see Dr. Chothmounethinh directly during office visits. The practice does not route patients to nurse practitioners or physician assistants in his place.

Prospective patients can request more information, schedule a meeting with Dr. Chothmounethinh, or enroll directly through the MDVIP website. You can also call the Franklin office at (629) 401-6700 to get started.

Dr. Chothmounethinh believes health means more than the absence of disease. He defines it as the presence of energy, clarity, and resilience. His practice places strong emphasis on prevention and lifestyle medicine, all grounded in clinical evidence. He focuses on physical, emotional, nutritional, and lifestyle factors together when building a care plan.