Robinson Health & Wellness

Robinson Health & Wellness charges $150 per month for membership. New members also pay a one-time, non-refundable enrollment fee of $99 at sign-up, separate from the first month's payment. The monthly fee covers all visits, care, and direct communication with Dr. Robinson, with no copays or additional charges.

Robinson Health & Wellness does not bill insurance or provide superbills for membership services. However, members can still use their insurance for labs, imaging, prescriptions, or specialist referrals outside the practice. In many cases, the practice's discounted vendor pricing runs lower than patients' insurance cost-sharing.

Many members at Robinson Health & Wellness carry no traditional insurance. Instead, they often pair the membership with a high-deductible or catastrophic plan for hospital care, or use personal savings or a health savings account for major expenses. Dr. Robinson is happy to walk through these options with prospective members.

Yes, Robinson Health & Wellness offers same-day appointments. Members can also contact Dr. Robinson directly after hours by phone, text, or email. He works with patients to determine whether an urgent visit, telehealth check-in, or next-day appointment is the right course of action.

Yes. Members can schedule telemedicine visits or request home visits depending on their needs. These options give members flexible access to Dr. Robinson without requiring an office trip for every concern.

Robinson Health & Wellness focuses on keeping members out of the hospital through proactive, ongoing care. If a member does require inpatient or emergency treatment, Dr. Robinson communicates directly with the hospital team to coordinate care and ensure continuity.

No. Concierge practices typically still bill insurance. Robinson Health & Wellness does not bill insurance at all. Everything members need from the practice is included in the monthly membership fee.

Robinson Health & Wellness does not accept patients eligible for Medicare Part A or Part B. Medicare beneficiaries seeking coverage should look for a Medicare-accepting practice for their primary care needs.

com or by contacting the practice directly. The process begins with a brief consultation to review your health history and goals, followed by enrollment.

Yes. Members can add personal training, personalized nutrition plans, or custom workout videos to their membership. Personal training runs $400 per month for the Core Plan or $800 per month for the Elite Plan. Single training sessions cost $120. Nutrition plans and personalized workout videos are each $100.