Trailhead Med

Trailhead Med charges $99 per month for adult members age 21 and older. Children under 21 pay $49 per month. Family plans start at $249 per month for two adults and two children, and $299 for two adults and three or more children. College students and teachers pay $75 per month. Discounts apply for veterans, EMS, fire, and police.

Membership covers preventive and chronic care, sick visits, women's health, pediatric care, minor in-office procedures, lifestyle and nutrition guidance, minor osteopathic treatments, non-operative orthopedic and sports medicine care, EKG interpretation, laceration repair, and complex care coordination. Members also receive discounted pricing on labs, imaging, acupuncture, and specialty procedures.

Trailhead Med does not accept insurance for membership fees or in-office services. Dr. Peebles works to find the most affordable cash-pay options for patients without coverage. The practice recommends pairing a DPC membership with a high-deductible or catastrophic insurance plan for emergency situations.

Yes. Members receive same-day or next-day appointments for both in-person and telemedicine visits. Members also have direct secure messaging access to Dr. Peebles.

No. Trailhead Med offers non-member pricing for sports and orthopedic evaluations and for osteopathic treatments and acupuncture. A new patient or new problem sports and ortho evaluation costs $150, with follow-up visits at $100. Osteopathic treatments and acupuncture cost $100 per visit.

Yes. Dr. Peebles offers telemedicine for members through secure same-day or next-day virtual appointments. Members can also reach her directly via secure messaging for questions between visits.

Trailhead Med operates inside Obach Physical Therapy at 4882 Hightech Drive in Tyler, Texas 75703. The practice sees patients by appointment Monday through Friday.

Yes. Trailhead Med provides care for patients of all ages, from newborns through adults. Pediatric services include routine well visits, sick care, sports injury management, and osteopathic treatments for conditions like infant colic.

Dr. Peebles believes the human body heals itself when properly nurtured. She prioritizes clean nutrition, active lifestyle, osteopathic treatments, and acupuncture before reaching for medication. Medication plays a role when needed, but Trailhead Med focuses on root causes and sustainable health rather than symptom management alone.

Yes. Dr. Peebles hosts free "Ask a Doc" community education events on clinical topics and takes questions in an open forum format. She also provides medical coverage for local and national events. Her current roles include Medical Director for Running the Rose Ultramarathon and Clinical Director for Special Olympics Area 7.