Concierge Doctors in Washington

Washington ranks nineteenth nationally for concierge medicine practices. NextMD lists 60 practices across 21 cities, with an average membership of $154/mo per month.

The access crisis drives demand here more than in almost any other state. Seattle's average physician wait is 62 days (AMN Healthcare, 2025), the second worst in the country after Boston. The market splits into two distinct corridors separated by Lake Washington.

Seattle (15 practices) has the widest variety. Greenlake Primary Care ($100-$150/month, 5 physicians, 300-patient cap, weight-inclusive, eating disorder specialty) is the most affordable. MedNorthwest ($280/month, 5 physicians, founded 2002, GLP-1 obesity treatment) is one of the oldest DPC practices in the country. MD2 Seattle (50 families per doctor) sits at the premium end. Sollis Health provides 24/7 urgent and emergency concierge. Seattle's practices also include specialty concierge: Seattle Concierge OB/Gyn ($3,000-$12,000/year), Peter Shalit, MD (30+ years HIV and transgender health), and Wise Patient Internal Medicine ($149/month, gender-affirming care).

Bellevue (12 practices) serves the Eastside tech corridor (Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, T-Mobile). PNW Family Medicine ($1,500/year adults, $750/year children) is the most affordable concierge option on the Eastside. Overlake Concierge Care ($2,400/year primary) provides hospital-affiliated concierge within the Overlake system. Tacoma (4 practices) serves the south Puget Sound.

A national actuarial study found that concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often than traditional patients. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, Washington has a wide range driven by the severe physician access gap.