The Tiny Beet

The Tiny Beet offers three monthly membership tiers based on age. Sprouts (ages 0-2) costs $120 per month and includes three newborn home visits. Seedlings (ages 2-5) costs $80 per month. Lil' Beets (ages 6-18) costs $70 per month and includes sports physicals. A one-time $100 registration fee applies per family. Families with three or more children receive a discount.

Members receive 30-minute blocked visits, same or next-day sick appointments, and all well-check visits per AAP guidelines. Membership also includes telemedicine, Dr. Rivera-Caudill's direct phone number, lactation support, developmental screenings, chronic care management, Lifestyle Medicine education, discounted medications and labs, and access to events and workshops at a reduced rate. The Sprouts tier adds three newborn home visits.

The Tiny Beet operates as a direct primary care practice and does not use insurance for membership fees. Many families pair their membership with a high-deductible health plan or health-sharing plan for specialist visits and hospitalizations. The practice does not bill insurance directly for membership services.

Yes. The Tiny Beet offers same or next-day sick visits for members. Appointments do require scheduling. The practice also maintains minimal to no wait times in the waiting room.

Yes. Members have access to telemedicine as part of their membership. Non-members can also schedule telemedicine sessions for $50 per visit. Dr. Rivera-Caudill also communicates with families via phone and text.

Yes. The Tiny Beet offers several services to non-members at set fees. Sick visits cost $150, well checks cost $165, sports physicals cost $100, home visits cost $200, telemedicine costs $50 per session, dietician consults cost $80, and ear piercings cost $100. Lifestyle Medicine consults for non-members run $100 per month.

Prospective families start with a virtual meet-and-greet with Dr. Rivera-Caudill. This introductory session lets families learn more about the practice before enrolling. After the meet-and-greet, families pay a one-time $100 registration fee to secure their spot.

Yes. The Sprouts membership tier covers children from birth through age 2. It includes three home visits from Dr. Rivera-Caudill: one to two days after hospital discharge, at two weeks of age, and at one month of age. This makes the transition from hospital to home more supported for new families.

Yes. Sports physicals are included in the Lil' Beets membership tier for children ages 6-18. Non-members can also schedule a sports physical for $100 per visit.

Lifestyle Medicine is an evidence-based specialty that addresses the root causes of health by focusing on six pillars: nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management, healthy relationships, and avoiding harmful substances. At The Tiny Beet, Dr. Rivera-Caudill applies this framework to prevent chronic disease in children. She incorporates dietary counseling, healthy eating education, and practical cooking guidance into her care. The goal is to give children and families the tools to build lasting healthy habits.