UHealth Premier

UHealth Premier requires an annual membership fee upon enrollment. The membership fee in place when a patient agreement is signed stays fixed for the full 12-month period. As the practice evolves, rates may adjust at renewal.

Yes. Physician visits, tests, and studies go through your insurance in the standard way. You remain responsible for any deductibles and co-payments. The annual membership fee itself does not run through insurance.

Yes. UHealth Premier offers same-day and next-day scheduling for its concierge physicians. Members can also reach their physician by phone or email any time, seven days a week including evenings and weekends.

You select your preferred physician when you enroll. If that physician's panel is full, UHealth Premier will help you choose from other physicians who still have availability.

Executive Physicals typically run about four hours. They include a full health assessment, cardiac evaluation with EKG and coronary calcium CT, lung testing, comprehensive lab work, vision and hearing tests, and optional genetic screening. Your physician reviews all results with you the same day and delivers a personalized treatment plan.

No. The Executive Physical fee does not go through insurance and requires payment before services begin, unless your employer has set up a guarantor account with the University of Miami. Specialist consultations and additional testing after the physical may qualify under your insurance plan.

UHealth Premier offers two options. Whole Exome Sequencing, a saliva-based test provided by Panacea, screens for genetic risks across cancer, cardiovascular, and neurological conditions. The Galleri test uses a single blood draw to screen for cancer signals from more than 50 cancer types.

Yes. Dr. Lilliam Guzman, Medical Director of UHealth International, leads executive physical services for patients traveling from outside the United States. UHealth Premier also provides Spanish language services for patients who prefer them.

Yes. UHealth Premier physicians make specialist referrals as needed. The team helps coordinate most specialty appointments across the University of Miami Health System, which covers more than 100 medical specialties. Specialists within the system do not operate under concierge-level arrangements.

UHealth Premier physicians practice within the University of Miami Health System, which includes 2,700 physicians and healthcare providers, the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. The system spans more than 40 outpatient locations across South Florida.