The membership fee cost…. and includes primary care services, Comprehensive Annual Assessment, 24/7 physician access, and care coordination.

Yes, we still accept insurance and you will be responsible for any requirement copays and deductible.

Modern medicine has become very fast paced for a variety of reasons. Patients have gotten more complex, yet there is less time for each appointment. Concierge medicine seeks to rectify this. It affords us the ability to slow down. We can be relationship driven, thoughtful, and thorough. 

No, it is not.

Direct primary care practices do not collect or bill insurance and instead you pay the practice directly.

Commercial insurance, Medicare, and any Medicare replacement plan will not cover the membership fee.

However, many HSA and FSA programs will allow the membership fee to be covered which can result in significant tax savings. You will need to discuss with your tax or financial advisor for confirmation for your particular situation.

At this time we do not have in-office lab services. We will refer you to the laboratory of your choice for collection at your convenience. We can also coordinate care with a mobile phlebotomy service. 

If you are admitted to a local hospital, we will act as your primary advocate. We will communicate with the hospitalists (these are the doctors that usually serve as your attending doctor), visit you when appropriate, and manage the transition once you are ready to be discharged including any close outpatient monitoring that might be necessary.

Not routinely, but this is certainly an option on a case by case basis.

You may cancel at anytime. You will receive a prorated refund based on your date of cancellation.

Healthspan is the concept of maximizing the number of years spent in good health, rather than focusing solely of lifespan. 

Longevity is the area of medicine focused on extending healthspan. This often does through advanced testing, proactive care and personalized interventions to prevent age-related diseases and functional decline. 

It is not a specific medical specialty, but rather a framework.

Sometimes it can get confusing, and often a doctor may pull from all three disciplines. 

Functional medicine is the idea of getting to the root cause of a disease and to address that process. There is often a focus on whole person care, stress management, and gut health to name a few.

Lifestyle medicine focuses on 6 pillars (Nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, social connection, avoidance of risky substances) to address and prevent chronic disease. 

Integrative medicine seeks to treat the “whole person” but also may involve complementary approaches that could include a range of things including supplements, naturopathy, or functional medicine to name a few. 

Meet and greet may be an hour. The initial appointment is much more robust and around 3 hours long.

It starts with a no-cost consultation or in-person visit to meet Dr. Harrison, followed by a comprehensive baseline assessment, a personalized care plan, and an ongoing relationship built on direct access to your own physician.

As your primary care physician, Dr. Harrison treats the full range of adult medical concerns—from routine preventive care to complex, chronic conditions. This includes managing illness and injury, coordinating specialist care, and helping patients work toward long-term goals like preventing heart disease, cancer, and cognitive decline.

Visits are unhurried and never rushed, appointments are same-day or next-business-day, and care includes diagnostics like EKG, body composition analysis, and grip strength testing—giving a fuller picture of your health than a typical checkup.

Dr. Harrison is also pursuing certification in Lifestyle Medicine, with a focus on addressing the root causes of chronic disease rather than simply managing symptoms.

Dr. Harrison serves as the central point of contact for your care, helping you navigate the broader healthcare system, connecting you with trusted specialists, and reviewing their findings to keep your overall treatment plan cohesive.

Appointment lengths vary based on need. New patient visits and annual physicals are longer and unhurried to allow for a truly comprehensive conversation, while follow-ups and urgent concerns are scheduled with same-day or next-business-day availability.

Your first visit includes a thorough review of your medical history, current health concerns, and goals, along with a physical exam and personalized recommendations for any needed lab work or diagnostic testing.

No referral is required. You're welcome to reach out directly to schedule a consultation or learn more about the practice.

We encourage you to visit the office and meet Dr. Harrison in person—a brief, no-cost conversation to help you both determine whether the practice is the right fit before you decide to become a patient.

No. Dr. Harrison serves as your primary care physician, so a separate insurance-based PCP isn't necessary.

No. Labs, imaging, and any supplements are billed separately, either out of pocket or through your insurance plan.

Membership includes same-day or next-business-day appointments, enhanced after-hours access to Dr. Harrison directly, unhurried visits, comprehensive preventive care, and personalized support that goes well beyond what standard insurance-based care allows.

The concierge membership fee is separate and applies regardless of insurance coverage.

When you call after hours or on weekends, you reach Dr. Harrison directly—not an answering service or an on-call physician unfamiliar with your history—so you always have support from the doctor who knows you best.

Yes. Dr. Harrison provides pre-travel consultations, including destination-specific vaccine recommendations and a personalized travel kit with prescriptions for medications you may need while abroad.