Rhythmia Health
Quick Facts
| Membership Price Range | Kids 0-18: $70/month | Adults 19-49: $100/month | Adults 50 and above: $120/month | College students: $500/semester | One-time enrollment fee: $100 (non-refundable) |
| Practice Type | Direct Primary Care |
| Location | Portland |
| Doctors | Sarah Johnson MD, Family Medicine |
| Telehealth Type | Telemedicine & virtual visits |
| Telehealth Available | Yes |
About
At Rhythmia Health, Dr. Sarah Johnson delivers direct primary care built around the whole person. She founded the Portland practice with a specific vision: accessible, relationship-driven medicine for creatives, artists, performers, and free thinkers. The office environment reflects that intention. It feels less clinical and more human by design.
Membership starts at $100 per month for adults and covers unlimited office visits, same-day or next-day appointments, skin checks, minor procedures, wholesale labs, and telemedicine. Dr. Johnson personally answers the phone. Visits run 30 to 60 minutes. Blood work runs approximately 90% less than standard pricing, and basic medications stay stocked in-office at wholesale cost. Rhythmia also offers specialized services including Metabolic Health and Weight Management, Hormone Therapy, Performance Art and Tour Medicine, and Osteopathic Manipulation and Body Work. Licensed therapist Chad LeBlanc, LCPC-C, provides individual, virtual, and group therapy on-site. Physical and mental health care work together here as one integrated system.
Details
Address
502 Stevens Ave, Portland, ME 04103
Phone
(207) 894-4806Website
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$100/monthly
Membership Details
Monthly membership covers unlimited office visits, same day or next day appointments, wholesale labs, minor office procedures, skin checks, preventative health care, and telemedicine. Blood work discounted ~90%. No co-pays or office visit charges. One-time non-refundable enrollment fee of $100 per patient.
Typical Appointment
45 minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Rhythmia Health charges $100 per month for adults ages 19 to 49, $120 per month for adults 50 and older, and $70 per month for children ages 0 to 18. A one-time, non-refundable enrollment fee of $100 per patient also applies. College students can join at a discounted rate of $500 per semester.
The membership covers unlimited office visits, same-day or next-day appointments, an annual physical, skin checks, minor office procedures, preventive health care, wholesale labs, and telemedicine. There are no co-pays and no office visit charges. Basic medications stay stocked in-office at wholesale cost.
Yes. Rhythmia offers same-day and next-day appointments for members. You can schedule directly online through the practice's self-scheduling portal without needing to call or send a message.
Rhythmia works directly with local labs to provide blood work at roughly 90% off standard pricing. The practice draws and sends out labs in-house, and all pricing stays fully transparent ahead of time.
Yes. Rhythmia offers telemedicine and virtual visits as part of the standard membership. Members can connect with Dr. Johnson remotely for appropriate concerns.
Yes. Licensed therapist Chad LeBlanc, LCPC-C, provides individual therapy, virtual therapy, and group therapy at Rhythmia. Mental health services are available to both Rhythmia members and the broader Portland community. Rhythmia treats physical and emotional wellbeing as one integrated system.
Yes. Rhythmia operates as an inclusive and affirming space for LGBTQ+ individuals and people of all identities. The practice welcomes everyone and builds care around each patient's full, authentic self.
Dr. Johnson personally answers her phone. Members can also reach her by text, email, or secure message through the Akute Health patient portal. There is no answering service between patients and their doctor.
Rhythmia is not currently accepting new patients. Prospective patients can join the waitlist by submitting their information through the practice's website.
Rhythmia does not bill insurance for membership fees or covered services. The practice recommends that members maintain insurance for hospitalizations, specialist visits, and emergency care. The membership handles most primary care needs at a predictable, transparent monthly cost.
Practice last updated April 11, 2026