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The monthly membership at Preferred Family Medicine covers unlimited office visits, annual wellness exams, basic office procedures, in-office testing, treatment of acute illnesses, and direct access to your physician. The practice charges no co-pays and places no limit on visits. Most minor procedures, including skin lesion removal, wart removal, joint injections, EKGs, treadmill stress tests, spirometry, ingrown nail treatment, and skin tag removal, are also included in the membership.

Adult memberships range from $135 to $165 per month. Pediatric memberships cost $75 per month. The practice offers a discount for annual payment. Corporate pricing is also available by calling the practice directly.

No. Preferred Family Medicine does not accept health insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid as payment for services or memberships. The practice recommends that members carry a health sharing plan or a high-deductible major medical plan with an HSA to cover hospitalization and specialist costs outside the practice.

Monthly membership fees may qualify for reimbursement through a Health Savings Account. Direct primary care fees may also qualify under the Affordable Care Act. Note that HSA and FSA funds generally cannot cover annual memberships, as IRS rules prohibit prepayment of medical services. Consult your insurance or tax advisor for current IRS guidance.

Yes. Preferred Family Medicine provides each member with their physician's cell phone number. Members can call their doctor directly after normal office hours for urgent concerns.

Yes. Preferred Family Medicine offers same-day and next-day appointments. Members also receive on-time, unhurried visits with no pressure to limit their questions or concerns.

Yes. The practice offers telemedicine visits via phone, video chat, and text. Physicians also make house calls when clinically indicated. Both options give members flexible ways to access care without visiting the office.

The practice treats patients of all ages, from newborns through patients in their nineties. Both physicians handle pediatric, adult, and senior care, so families can keep all members with the same practice.

Yes. Preferred Family Medicine allows members to pick up prescriptions directly from the office, removing the need for a separate pharmacy trip in many cases.

com. The practice also offers a meet-and-greet appointment so new patients can connect with their physician before enrolling. The practice operates on limited enrollment, so reaching out early is recommended.