Treehouse Family Medicine

The standard membership costs $185 per month for a single member. Couples pay $350 per month, and children ages 14 to 26 add $100 per month. A one-time enrollment fee of $100 applies per person, though Treehouse waives this for existing patients of Dr. Wax. The membership covers most primary care services, in-office procedures, and telehealth with no co-pays and no surprise bills.

Treehouse Family Medicine does not bill insurance for membership services. The practice charges a flat monthly fee that covers most primary care needs. Members should maintain a separate insurance policy for specialist referrals, hospitalizations, or catastrophic illness. Treehouse does accept Medicare patients but does not bill Medicare.

Treehouse currently accepts new patients through a waitlist. Prospective patients can join the waitlist through the practice website. New patient appointments go out in order of waitlist date. The current estimated wait is two to three months. The practice also offers a separate waitlist for the Menopause Membership and a-la-carte menopause consultations.

The monthly membership covers most primary care visits, telehealth, in-office procedures such as EKGs, skin biopsies, pap smears, wart treatment, abscess drainage, and joint injections. It also includes in-house lab testing for urinalysis, strep throat, glucose, COVID-19, flu, and urine pregnancy. Members access significantly discounted labs through Quest and wholesale medication pricing. There are no co-pays and no hidden fees for standard care.

Appointments run 30 to 90 minutes with no waiting room. Dr. Wax also offers same-day visits for urgent needs. Members reach Dr. Wax directly by phone, text, or email, and she provides 24/7 availability for urgent matters.

Yes. Dr. Wax sees patients virtually in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. In-person visits take place at the York, Maine clinic.

The Menopause Membership costs $225 per month with a $100 registration fee and a six-month minimum commitment. It provides dedicated perimenopause and menopause care with Dr. Wax, who holds certification as a Menopause Society Certified Provider. Patients who prefer a single consultation can book an a-la-carte initial visit for $549, with follow-up visits at $197.

Treehouse does not bill insurance for lab work. Instead, the practice negotiates significantly discounted rates through Quest Diagnostics and passes those savings directly to members. Many routine labs cost a fraction of standard insurance rates.

Yes. Treehouse partners with Taro Health, the first insurance plan to integrate directly with DPC practices as a primary care option. This partnership is available to residents of York or Cumberland County, Maine.

Treehouse welcomes patients ages 14 and older. Dr. Wax sees adolescents, adults, and older adults across a broad range of primary care and specialty needs.