Rapha Health

Rapha Health charges $65 per month for children ages 0-20, $90 per month for adults ages 21-64, and $120 per month for seniors 65 and older. A family plan caps the monthly fee at $245 for two adults and one child for the 2025 year. Medicare patients pay a separate fee of $100 per month, and Medicare still covers labs, specialist visits, and other services.

Rapha Health does not accept insurance for membership fees. The practice operates on a direct primary care model, billing members a flat monthly rate instead. Medicare patients can still use Medicare for labs and specialist visits while Dr. Huber serves as their primary care provider.

Yes. Rapha Health members receive around-the-clock direct access to staff for urgent medical issues. This direct line means patients do not need to visit an emergency room or urgent care facility for many common concerns.

Yes. Rapha Health serves patients from newborns through seniors. Dr. Huber holds board certifications in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, so families can enroll all their members under one practice.

Membership covers a broad range of services. These include preventive care such as adult cardiovascular assessments, cancer screenings, and pediatric child checks. The practice also handles urgent care needs like COVID, strep, and flu testing, as well as stitches and splints. Chronic disease management for conditions like diabetes, depression, and thyroid disorders is also included.

Yes. Rapha Health caps the monthly fee for a family at $245 for two adults and one child for the 2025 year. Additional family members may enroll at their standard individual rate. Contact the practice directly to confirm current family pricing details.

Yes. Rapha Health offers small business pricing for employers looking to provide affordable primary care to their teams. com to discuss rates and options.

Yes. Rapha Health offers same-day appointments for members. The direct care model keeps the panel small enough to accommodate urgent needs quickly without long waits.

Yes. Rapha Health provides education on natural family planning through the NaProTechnology and Creighton Method. The practice does not prescribe conventional birth control, but Dr. Huber welcomes conversations about reproductive health and fertility awareness.