Scott Yarmark, DO

The annual MDVIP membership fee at Dr. Yarmark's practice is $2,500. Members can pay quarterly at $625, semi-annually at $1,250, or in a single annual payment. The membership covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a custom wellness plan.

Yes, the practice accepts insurance for medical services such as sick visits. Insurance handles standard visits, and the practice bills your insurance with applicable copays and deductibles. The annual MDVIP membership fee covers preventive services that insurance typically does not include.

Yes. Dr. Yarmark is reachable by phone after hours and on weekends, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This access is part of the MDVIP membership and ensures patients can reach him for urgent concerns outside of regular office hours.

The practice offers same- or next-day appointments. Dr. Yarmark keeps a smaller practice panel, which allows him to schedule patients quickly and spend meaningful time during each visit.

The MDVIP Wellness Program delivers comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a personalized wellness plan. Dr. Yarmark uses this program to identify health risks early and build a long-term plan tailored to each patient. The annual membership fee covers this program.

Yes. In addition to his East Norriton office, Dr. Yarmark provides care at Brightview Senior Living, Meadowood Retirement Community, Markley Rehab, and King of Prussia Skilled Nursing and Rehab. This makes him a strong option for patients or families seeking a primary physician familiar with senior and post-acute care environments.

The practice is located in East Norriton, Pennsylvania, and serves patients from King of Prussia, Plymouth Meeting, Blue Bell, Norristown, and the Main Line. Dr. Yarmark also cares for patients at several senior living and rehabilitation facilities across the region.

Dr. Yarmark holds affiliations with Suburban Community Hospital and Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital. These affiliations support continuity of care when patients require hospital-level treatment.

Dr. Yarmark has built relationships with specialists over 35 years of practice. He draws on those connections when patients need care beyond what he provides directly. His goal is to keep referrals coordinated and reduce the risk of unnecessary hospitalizations.