Stone Medical

The standard primary care membership costs $130 per month with a one-time $100 enrollment fee. College students pay a discounted rate of $100 per month. The practice also offers a medical weight loss membership at $230 per month, which includes the cost of the six-month program plus the price of medications. Stone Medical accepts FSA cards, debit cards, and credit cards for membership fees.

Stone Medical does not bill insurance for membership services. The monthly fee covers all primary care visits with no copays. Dr. Stone negotiates discounted cash prices for labs and imaging, which often run lower than insurance rates. Medicare patients may still use Medicare for specialist visits and hospital admissions, though they must sign a waiver for primary care services.

Yes. Stone Medical offers same-day and same-week appointments for members. Visits run 30 minutes to an hour, and initial appointments often last up to 90 minutes. Members also reach Dr. Stone directly by phone for urgent after-hours and weekend matters.

Yes. Dr. Stone provides telehealth visits for patients throughout Colorado. Virtual visits carry no additional cost under the monthly membership. Members can also message Dr. Stone through the patient portal and expect a same-day response.

Yes, through the executive membership. Dr. Stone visits member workplaces for urgent care within a two-mile radius of the office. This tier suits busy professionals who need flexible access to their doctor during the workday.

The weight loss membership runs six months with an option to continue month-to-month. Dr. Stone uses the InBody 570 Body Composition Analyzer at bimonthly visits to measure muscle mass, fat distribution, and visceral fat. The program incorporates GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide at up to 85% discounted rates. Dr. Stone builds each plan around genetics, metabolism, gut health, hormonal factors, and lifestyle.

Yes. Stone Medical works with small businesses and nonprofits to provide employee healthcare packages at $130 per month per employee. Employers cover the cost and employees receive full primary care access at no out-of-pocket charge. Research cited by the practice points to meaningful reductions in ER visits and hospitalizations when employees use DPC as their primary care home.

Stone Medical sees patients ages 16 and up. The practice focuses on adult primary care across a broad range of health needs, from preventive screenings and chronic disease management to sexual health and mental health support.

Prospective patients can schedule a complimentary call with Dr. Stone through the practice website. Dr. Stone currently accepts new patients. After the initial conversation, enrollment takes place through an online form to set up your first appointment.

Stone Medical does not manage chronic opioid therapy, treat traumatic injuries like broken bones, perform surgeries, or provide emergency-level care. Dr. Stone handles roughly 80 to 90 percent of her patients' healthcare needs directly and coordinates specialist referrals for everything else.