Wilton Internal Medicine, LLC

The annual retainer fee at Wilton Internal Medicine varies based on age and whether home visits are part of the plan. The practice asks prospective patients to contact the office directly to discuss their individual situation and get an accurate figure.

No. The annual retainer covers all services for a full year with no per-visit charges. Patients can schedule as many office visits as they need without paying anything additional.

The retainer covers a wide range of in-office and on-site services. These include annual comprehensive examinations, unlimited office visits, gynecological screening exams, nurse evaluations, electrocardiograms, spirometry, audiometry, blood draws, INR testing, urinalysis, pulse oximetry, strep and flu testing, pregnancy testing, routine vaccinations (flu, tetanus, pneumovax), B-12 injections, PPD testing, and intravenous fluids. Some vaccines, such as hepatitis and shingles, require special ordering and fall outside the annual fee.

Yes. Wilton Internal Medicine provides primary care, not health insurance coverage. Patients still need a health plan to cover labs, imaging, specialist visits, and hospital care. The practice orders those services and works with your insurance company to handle prior authorizations.

Wilton Internal Medicine does not participate in any health insurance plans and has opted out of Medicare. Medicare beneficiaries can still join but must sign a waiver confirming that neither party will bill or seek reimbursement from Medicare. For private insurance, the practice provides an invoice for the annual physical, which some patients have submitted for reimbursement.

Yes. Certain Health Savings Account (HSA), Flexible Spending Account (FSA), and Medicare Medical Savings Account (MSA) plans may cover all or part of the annual fee. The practice recommends speaking with your HR department, insurance agent, or accountant to confirm eligibility.

The practice offers same-day appointments for patients who call in sick or need urgent attention. If you are too ill to travel, the doctors will come to your home or office the same day. Every appointment carries a minimum of 30 minutes, with longer visits available as needed.

Yes. House calls are a regular part of how Wilton Internal Medicine operates. The doctors visit patients at home, at assisted living facilities, and at nursing homes throughout the Fairfield County area. Medical assistant Nancy Doyle also makes home visits when needed.

Yes. Every patient receives their doctor's cell phone number and email address. Patients can call, text, or email around the clock for urgent concerns. Telemedicine options include phone, email, text, Skype, and FaceTime.

Yes. The doctors help patients prepare for international travel, including obtaining necessary medications and vaccinations. They also coordinate with specialists and hospitalists at hospitals in Norwalk, Danbury, Stamford, Greenwich, and at Yale and New York City medical centers. The practice holds privileges at Norwalk Hospital and will visit patients at any hospital where they are admitted.