Skurcenski Primary Care, LLC

The practice charges a yearly retainer fee that covers all office visits with Dr. Skurcenski. Patients choose from three payment options: full payment annually, two payments semi-annually, or four payments quarterly. A small service charge applies to the semi-annual and quarterly options. Payments are accepted by check, credit or debit card, or ACH bank transfer.

The practice does not accept medical insurance for office visits. The annual retainer fee covers all care Dr. Skurcenski delivers in the office. Patients should maintain their own insurance to cover outside services such as lab processing, imaging, specialist visits, hospitalizations, and physical therapy. The practice provides superbills with diagnosis and CPT codes so patients can seek reimbursement from their insurer, though this does not apply to Medicare.

Depending on your insurance plan, HSA or FSA funds may apply to the retainer fee. The practice recommends checking with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility before applying those funds.

Skurcenski Primary Care guarantees same-day or next-business-day appointments for acute and urgent needs. Annual physical exams run 60 to 90 minutes, and standard office visits range from 30 to 60 minutes. The membership includes up to 10 visits per year.

Yes. The practice offers a free 30-minute intake interview with Dr. Skurcenski for prospective patients.

Yes. The practice offers telemedicine through a HIPAA-compliant encrypted messaging app that supports video calls. Dr. Skurcenski prefers in-person visits when possible, but the telemedicine option is available for patients who cannot come into the office for an acute need.

Yes, on a case-by-case basis. After an established doctor-patient relationship is in place, Dr. Skurcenski discusses house calls for patients who face circumstances that prevent them from coming into the office.

Dr. Skurcenski has opted out of Medicare. Medicare patients who wish to join the practice must sign a waiver. The practice does not submit claims to Medicare, and the standard superbill reimbursement option does not apply to Medicare patients.

No. The annual retainer fee covers all office visits with Dr. Skurcenski. Members do not pay a copay at the time of their appointment.

Dr. Scott Setzer of Setzer Personal Physicians serves as the covering provider when Dr. Skurcenski is unavailable. The practice maintains this arrangement to ensure patients have access to care at all times.