Richard L. Roseman, MD

The annual membership rate is $1,915. Dr. Roseman also offers a family plan that allows multiple members to enroll together. Discounts apply when calculating the total cost for a family group. Members pay their membership fee separately from any insurance copays or cost-sharing for covered services.

Yes. Dr. Roseman accepts major insurance plans including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, Keystone, Medicare, Meritain, and United Health, among others. The annual membership fee covers the concierge program benefits, while insurance handles eligible medical services. Patients should contact the office or their insurance carrier to confirm in-network status.

Standard visits run 30 to 45 minutes on average. Physical exams can run up to 90 minutes. That time allows Dr. Roseman to thoroughly review health concerns, discuss test results in depth, and develop a plan together with the patient. Same-day and next-business-day appointments are also available to members.

Yes. Dr. Roseman offers 24/7 availability to members by phone, email, or text. This direct access means patients can reach him personally with questions or concerns rather than waiting for the next available appointment or speaking with an on-call service.

The practice covers internal medicine, preventive care, chronic disease management, annual physical exams, health screenings, and personalized wellness programs. Dr. Roseman also manages diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, respiratory illness, and sleep disorders. He coordinates specialist referrals and oversees hospital care when needed.

Prospective patients can enroll directly through the practice by completing a membership application. The practice also welcomes consultations for those who want to meet Dr. Roseman before committing. Interested patients can call the office or submit a contact form to get started.

Yes. Dr. Roseman caps his Personalized Care Program to a limited number of members. That limit allows him to give each patient his full attention and schedule same-day or next-business-day appointments when needed.

Dr. Roseman focuses on adults and adolescents 18 and older. His internal medicine training and clinical experience center on the types of conditions most common in adult patients, from acute illness to long-term chronic disease management.

Dr. Roseman makes himself available to members by phone, email, or text around the clock. This direct access allows members to get guidance and answers without always requiring an in-person visit, particularly for follow-up questions or minor concerns between appointments.

Dr. Roseman works five days a week and two evenings per week, giving members flexible options for scheduling. Monday hours run into the evening, and Wednesday hours extend to 9:00 PM. This range helps patients who work standard business hours find appointment times that fit their lives.