Randal P. Riesett, MD

The annual membership at MDVIP - Randal P. Riesett, MD costs $2,500 per year. Members can pay quarterly at $625, semi-annually at $1,250, or annually. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a custom wellness plan.

The Wellness Program includes comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a custom wellness plan tailored to each patient. Dr. Riesett uses these results to build a proactive health strategy for every member. The annual membership fee covers this program directly.

Yes. Dr. Riesett is reachable by phone after hours and on weekends for urgent matters. Members contact him directly, not an answering service or on-call physician they have never met. This level of access is a core part of the MDVIP model.

Dr. Riesett offers same- or next-day appointments for members. The smaller practice size allows him to keep his schedule flexible. Members do not wait weeks for a visit when something comes up.

Every office visit is with Dr. Riesett. The practice does not route patients to nurse practitioners or physician assistants. Patients see their doctor each time they come in.

Yes, Dr. Riesett accepts insurance for medical services such as sick visits. He bills insurance and charges applicable copays, co-insurances, and deductibles. The annual membership fee is separate and covers the Wellness Program, which insurance typically does not include.

Dr. Riesett can help coordinate care with a local hospital, pharmacy, or physician when members need urgent attention away from home. MDVIP also connects patients to specialists at leading medical institutions through its Medical Centers of Excellence program.

The practice has limited availability and may maintain a waiting list. Prospective patients can submit a request for more information directly through the MDVIP website. Dr. Riesett serves adult patients across Howard, Baltimore, and Carroll Counties.

Dr. Riesett practices internal medicine with particular clinical interest in cardiovascular disease, geriatrics, and gastroenterology. His broad internal medicine training allows him to manage a wide range of adult health concerns. He holds admitting privileges at Howard County General Hospital for patients who need inpatient care.