Reed Family Medicine

Membership fees at Reed Family Medicine follow an age-based tier structure. Children ages 5-17 pay $49 per month, adults 18-39 pay $59, adults 40-59 pay $79, and members 60 and older pay $99. A one-time $75 enrollment fee applies, with a household maximum of $150. The practice charges no co-pays, deductibles, or visit fees on top of the monthly rate.

The membership covers all office visits and annual physicals with no additional visit fee. It also includes same-day and next-day appointment access, after-hours availability with Dr. Reed, virtual visits, urgent care services, and deeply discounted lab and diagnostic pricing. Members pay no co-pays, co-insurance, or deductibles.

Yes. Dr. Reed makes herself available to members around the clock, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Members can contact her directly for after-hours concerns without going through an answering service or urgent care center.

Reed Family Medicine uses a direct pricing agreement with LabCorp that brings lab costs 50-90% below typical insurance-based prices. A panel of five routine labs costs under $25, and annual labs run under $30. Members also access in-office diagnostic testing for items like strep, flu, pregnancy, and urine tests for fees usually between $5 and $15.

No. Reed Family Medicine does not file or bill insurance for membership fees or office visits. Patients with insurance and those without both qualify for membership on equal terms. The practice does recommend carrying some form of catastrophic or high-deductible coverage for major medical events like hospitalizations or surgery.

Yes. Dr. Reed offers virtual visits as a complement to in-person care. Many chronic conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, allow for ongoing management through email and virtual appointments. Visits that require a physical exam, such as new pain or respiratory symptoms, call for an in-office appointment.

Yes. The practice holds same-day appointments daily for urgent concerns. Dr. Reed manages a range of urgent issues in the office, including stitches and simple fractures. This allows members to address many situations that would otherwise require an ER or urgent care visit.

New patients register online through the practice's enrollment form, which takes about 15 minutes to complete. After registration, the practice asks new members to request medical records from their current provider. Once registration is accepted, members schedule their first appointment. The practice sometimes operates a waitlist; former patients from Duke and those referred by current members receive priority.

Reed Family Medicine sees patients ages five and older. Services include pediatric care with childhood vaccinations, adult primary care, women's health, and chronic disease management across all age groups.

Reed Family Medicine does not bill insurance for membership, and patients should consult their HSA or FSA plan rules directly. The practice operates on a transparent, fixed monthly fee with no hidden charges.