What concierge medicine costs in Charlotte.

The only fee I publish is the Precision Health Consultation, $500 one time, and everything begins there. The membership fee is discussed after your Consultation, once we both know the right fit and the right scope: some patients continue with longevity-focused care alongside their own primary care physician, others retain me as their physician entirely through Precision Partnership. What I state plainly either way: what membership includes is published in full, testing and medications pass through at my actual cost with the invoice visible, I make $0 markup on anything I order, and if you begin Precision Partnership within 30 days your $500 is credited toward membership.

There is no initiation fee stacked on top of the membership the way many concierge programs charge one. Every relationship begins with the Precision Health Consultation, $500 one time, and if you begin Precision Partnership within 30 days that fee is credited toward membership, so starting costs nothing extra.

Precision Partnership covers direct physician access during business hours — my personal number, answered by me — ongoing virtual care and appropriate follow-up between reviews, two home visits and two virtual reviews per year across the Charlotte metro, prescription management, and testing logistics handled. Routine messages receive a personal response within one business day during published practice hours. Testing and medications are at my cost rather than included, which is a distinction worth being precise about: you pay what I pay, and you see the invoice.

Testing passes through at my actual cost, so it is always quoted as approximate. For a sense of scale, the same kind of panels sold à la carte to non-members run $197 to $799, with my interpretation fee inside the price; members pay no separate interpretation fee, because 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 at my actual cost with the invoice visible, supplements go through Fullscript at the maximum physician discount with no margin built in, and I do not bundle five-figure whole-body scans the way many longevity memberships do. The fee for my time is the whole business model, which is how I want it.

The commitment is a year, and I stand behind it with a 60-Day Fit Guarantee: if it is not the right fit within your first sixty days, the clinical fee comes back in full. Testing already performed is not refundable. After the initial sixty days, cancellation and any refund of prepaid fees are handled according to the terms provided at enrollment.