Timothy A. Scharold, MD

MDVIP membership at Dr. Scharold's practice costs $3,200 annually. Members can pay quarterly at $800, semi-annually at $1,600, or in a single annual payment. This fee covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, including comprehensive screenings and a personalized wellness plan.

Yes. Dr. Scharold accepts insurance for covered medical services such as sick visits. He bills insurance and charges standard copays, co-insurance, and deductibles as applicable. The annual MDVIP membership fee covers preventive and wellness services that insurance typically does not include.

Yes. Dr. Scharold makes himself available to members by phone after hours and on weekends. This direct access ensures patients can reach him quickly when urgent health concerns arise outside of normal office hours.

Dr. Scharold offers same-day and next-day appointments. His smaller practice size gives him the availability to see patients promptly and spend meaningful time during each visit.

The MDVIP Wellness Program includes comprehensive screenings, diagnostic tests, and a custom wellness plan tailored to each patient. Dr. Scharold uses the program to address prevention proactively. The annual membership fee covers this program.

Dr. Scharold focuses on internal medicine and geriatric care for adult patients. His work covers elder care, healthy aging, chronic disease prevention, and general wellness including nutrition, sleep, exercise, and stress management. He builds individualized care plans for each patient based on their specific health goals.

Dr. Scharold's practice serves adult patients, with a particular emphasis on older adults. His dual board certification in internal medicine and geriatrics reflects his deep experience caring for the older adult population.

As an MDVIP-affiliated practice, Dr. Scharold can help coordinate urgent care for members who need medical attention while away from Hilton Head Island. He can assist with connecting patients to local hospitals, pharmacies, or physicians at their travel destination.

Yes. When you visit the office, you see Dr. Scharold directly, not a nurse practitioner or physician assistant. This consistency supports the close doctor-patient relationship that sits at the center of his practice.