Sana Sana Clinic

Sana Sana Clinic charges a flat monthly membership fee with no co-pays, no deductibles, and no surprise bills for regular visits. Specific monthly pricing tiers are available on the clinic's pricing page. The membership covers primary care visits directly with Dr. Pardo, and the clinic passes lab and medication costs to members at wholesale rates.

Membership covers primary care visits with Dr. Pardo, same-day or next-day appointment access, telemedicine, and direct communication by call, text, or email. The clinic also offers in-house generic medication dispensing at cost and discounted lab rates. Members typically pay $35 to $70 for a full annual lab panel.

Yes. Sana Sana Clinic does not bill insurance for primary care services, but members continue using their insurance for everything outside the clinic. Specialist visits, imaging, surgery, and hospitalizations all go through insurance as usual. Many members pair a high-deductible plan with their Sana Sana membership.

Prospective patients can schedule a free 15-minute meet-and-greet with Dr. Pardo before enrolling. The meeting is available in person or virtually. After that, new members sign up through the clinic's online enrollment portal.

Yes. Dr. Pardo conducts telemedicine visits for members who prefer remote care or cannot come in person. Members schedule virtual visits the same way they book in-office appointments, with the same direct access and no extra fees.

Yes. Dr. Pardo makes house calls when necessary. This service extends the clinic's commitment to accessible, patient-centered care beyond the office walls.

Sana Sana Clinic offers same-day and next-day appointments. Dr. Pardo limits his patient panel deliberately, which keeps his schedule open for timely access. Members also reach him directly by call, text, or email for urgent concerns.

Yes. Dr. Pardo is a fluent Spanish speaker and welcomes Spanish-speaking patients. The clinic's website is fully available in both English and Spanish, and Dr. Pardo conducts visits in either language.

Beyond family medicine and preventive care, Sana Sana Clinic offers chronic disease management, acute and urgent care, mental health services, diagnostic and laboratory services, in-house medication dispensing, and acupuncture. Dr. Pardo also sees patients for travel health preparation and manages substance use concerns within the primary care setting.

Yes. The clinic maintains an in-house generic medication dispensary and passes costs to members at wholesale prices. A 90-day supply of a common medication like lisinopril runs approximately $3. This keeps routine prescriptions predictable and affordable for members.