Concierge medicine provides many advantages over traditional medical practice. It is a term used to describe a highly personalized and individualized type of health care. We utilize a patient-centered model where the number of patients in practice is limited so the physician can spend more time with patients and provide a more comprehensive personalized care. Patients receive access to the physician and ensure peace of mind knowing you have a highly trained expert managing your care when you need it most.

Your membership fee covers a variety of non-covered amenities and services that most insurance plans will not usually reimburse or authorize, allowing us to deliver a more connected and personal style of primary care.

The membership fee does not cover all the services that you may require. Our practice assumes you are insured by a health insurance plan that may include or reimburse you for labs, vaccinations, diagnostic or pathologic testing, hospitalizations, specialist visits, and medications.

Yes. Your first appointment will be a consultation session where you will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn about the practice.

Yes. Concierge medical practices do not take the place of general health insurance coverage. Our practice is a primary care medical practice, not a health insurance program. We advise you to continue your PPO, Medicare, or another insurance program.

Unfortunately no. Only your assigned primary-care provider may make referrals and order tests for you if you have this type of insurance. Because Petersen Concierge Medical is not compatible with Medicaid or HMO plans, our team cannot provide the administrative support you may require.