Medicine built around actual time with your clinician
Every visit here runs cash-pay and concierge — not as an add-on, but as the model the whole practice is built on. No insurance ceiling on visit length, no rotating providers, no rushing the chart review to hit the next slot.
Direct Access, Not a Rotating Cast
The clinician who reads your chart is the clinician sitting across from you — every visit, not just the first one. That continuity is what lets a protocol actually get refined over time instead of re-explained to someone new each visit.
Cash-Pay, On Purpose
Insurance dictates what a visit can cover and how long it runs. Going cash-pay removes that ceiling, so a visit is as long as it needs to be to go through your labs and history properly.
No. Concierge medicine stands on its own — it's the model every visit here runs on, whether you're coming in for a specific program or just want direct access to a clinician for general care and lab review.
Insurance dictates what a visit can cover and how long it runs. Going cash-pay removes that ceiling, so visits are long enough to actually go through your labs and history instead of rushing to the next appointment.
Long enough to cover what needs covering. A first visit involves a full history and lab review; follow-ups are scoped to whatever's being adjusted, but nobody's watching the clock from the doorway.
That's a reasonable reason to book on its own. Bring what you have — a lab review visit doesn't require enrolling in a specific program first.