What concierge medicine costs in Charlotte.

Nothing is charged to apply. Accepted patients begin with the Precision Health Assessment, $500 one time, and it stands on its own. What happens afterward is decided separately. Ongoing care is one relationship, the Precision Partnership: from $3,000 per year, or $275 a month. Whether we continue working together is a decision we make after the Assessment. What ongoing care includes is published in full, and testing and medications are billed by those organizations at their own price, with no markup on anything I order.

There is no initiation fee stacked on top of ongoing care the way many concierge programs charge one. Accepted patients begin with the Precision Health Assessment, $500 one time. The Assessment stands on its own, and there is no obligation to continue. Ongoing care, if I recommend it, is decided separately afterward.

Ongoing care covers direct phone, text, and email access answered personally, appropriate follow-up between reviews, quarterly substantive reviews as the default rhythm at your home across the Charlotte metro or on video, and testing logistics handled. It is concierge longevity medicine rather than conventional primary care: I can address many general medical concerns when appropriate, prescribe, order testing, and make referrals, and patients who need substantial ongoing management of acute or complex chronic illness should also have a primary care physician involved. You can call, text, or email between reviews, and I answer during business hours. Emergencies are 911. Testing and medications are billed separately by those organizations at their own price rather than included, which is a distinction worth being precise about: there is no markup from me.

Testing is billed by the laboratory at its own price, with no markup from me, so it is always quoted as approximate. Reading your data is what the membership is. I will tell you what I recommend and what it costs before I order anything.

I provide itemized superbills for the medical services and the testing, which you can submit for any out-of-network benefits your plan offers. Your plan administrator is the authority on what your specific account will accept.

Yes, and you should keep it. This is not insurance and it does not replace it. You keep your plan for hospitals, surgery, emergencies, and specialists. What the membership replaces is the fifteen-minute visit and the three-day portal reply.

Because the moment I make money on what I order, you can no longer be sure why I ordered it. Every lab is billed by the laboratory at its own price, with no markup from me, supplements carry no markup, and I do not bundle five-figure whole-body scans into the fee. The fee for my time is the whole business model, which is how I want it.

If we decide to work together and it turns out I am not the right fit, I do not want to keep you locked into a contract. Simply let me know by email, and I will refund the unused portion of what you have paid, prorated to the day: the rest of your year if you paid annually, the rest of the month if you pay monthly, and nothing is charged after that. Anything already paid to labs, pharmacies, or other outside services is not refundable, since those payments went to them, not to me. However we part, I will make sure your care is handed off well.