Seva Family Medicine

Seva Family Medicine offers a concierge membership through the Subscribili platform. Members pay no copays for office visits. The membership includes same-day appointments, 24/7 direct provider access, direct communication via text, phone, and video, biannual comprehensive preventive evaluations, advanced cardiovascular and hormone testing, and rapid in-house labs.

The BioTe initial consultation at Seva Family Medicine costs $99, which includes all blood work. This fee is typically $199 elsewhere. Female pellet insertion starts at $350 and male pellet insertion starts at $700.

Yes. Concierge members at Seva Family Medicine have 24/7 direct access to their provider. The team communicates via text, phone, and video, so patients can reach a provider outside of regular office hours when they need guidance.

Yes, Seva Family Medicine offers telemedicine visits. Patients can connect with their provider by video without coming into the office, adding flexibility for follow-ups, routine concerns, and ongoing chronic disease management.

Seva Family Medicine sees patients starting at age 2. The practice serves children, adolescents, and adults, making it a practical choice for families who want a single primary care home for multiple generations.

Yes. The practice runs a medically supervised weight loss program using compounded Semaglutide and Tirzepatide. Over 100 patients participate monthly. Medications come from a local Colorado sterile, fully accredited pharmacy. Patients begin with a free consultation to set target weight and BMI goals.

Seva Family Medicine runs a wide range of tests on-site, including ECG, spirometry, rapid strep, influenza A/B, COVID antigen, urine pregnancy, mono spot, blood glucose, and urinalysis. The practice also performs in-house phlebotomy, eliminating the need for a separate lab visit in most cases.

Yes. The team at Seva Family Medicine handles several in-office procedures, including skin lesion, tag, and wart removal, abscess drainage, laceration repair, ear irrigation, intramuscular injections, and nebulizer treatments.

No. Seva Family Medicine does not manage chronic pain with controlled substances and does not carry them in the practice. The team also does not manage chronic anxiety or ADHD with controlled substances. Patients needing those therapies should consult a specialist.

Seva Family Medicine is on the fourth floor, Suite 431, of the Alpine Building at 9397 Crown Crest Blvd, Parker, CO 80138. The building connects directly to Parker Adventist Hospital.