The Well Clinic NC

Monthly fees depend on age. Children ages 2 to 19 pay $35 per month. Adults ages 20 to 44 pay $60, and adults ages 45 to 99 pay $85. Couples pay $135 per month, and families pay $175. Small businesses with five or more employees should call the practice to discuss a group plan.

Membership covers sick visits, an annual physical exam with yearly labwork, and urgent care visits when available. Members also get same-day or next-day appointments, telemedicine, chronic disease management, preventive care, well-child visits, and discounts of up to 90% on additional labwork. There are no co-pays or hidden costs.

The practice accepts new members on a rolling basis, but enrollment is limited and currently operates a wait list. Prospective patients fill out a pre-enrollment form to join the plan or secure a spot on the wait list. Spots typically open each month.

The practice does not accept insurance for membership fees or in-office care. Dr. Williams recommends that all members keep a high-deductible or catastrophic health plan for outside services. He has arranged an option through ShareHealthcare for members who want affordable coverage for catastrophic events.

Yes. Medicare holders are welcome as members. The monthly fee cannot go toward Medicare reimbursement, and a waiver requires signing. Medicare and supplemental insurance continue to cover costs outside the practice, including prescriptions, hospital care, and physical therapy.

Appointments typically run 30 minutes and can extend up to an hour when needed. That gives Dr. Williams time to cover questions thoroughly and discuss a full care plan without rushing.

Yes. The Well Clinic NC offers telemedicine visits for members. m. m. Members can also request telehealth visits outside those hours through the patient portal.

The functional medicine program focuses on identifying root causes of health concerns. Dr. Keta Dodds, PharmD, CFMP leads this program for patients ages 14 and up. Areas of focus include gut health, hormone balance, inflammation, metabolic issues, food sensitivities, and environmental toxicity.

Yes. The practice offers platelet-rich plasma therapy for joint pain, sports injuries, arthritis, skin rejuvenation, and hair restoration. Dr. Williams has used PRP treatments for years and evaluates each patient individually to determine if PRP is the right approach.

Yes. The Well Clinic NC accepts non-member patients based on availability. DPC members receive appointment priority and significantly reduced costs. The practice may limit non-member visits as the panel grows.