Concierge Medicine in Wichita

A concierge or direct primary care practice typically uses a membership or direct-pay arrangement to support a closer provider-patient relationship, longer visits, and easier communication. A regular primary care office commonly bills insurance and may manage larger patient panels. At Holistic Direct Primary Care, members receive in-home or virtual care, annual physical exams, and unlimited portal messaging without insurance claims through the practice.

Concierge medicine can include ongoing primary care, preventive planning, annual exams, convenient appointment access, and direct communication with your provider. Holistic Direct Primary Care offers a whole-person model that may incorporate conventional, holistic, functional, and alternative approaches. Membership includes annual physical exams and supports ongoing communication through the patient portal, while care needs are addressed through in-home or virtual visits.

No. Holistic Direct Primary Care uses a self-pay direct primary care model and does not accept insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. This approach is designed to avoid copays, insurance claims, and surprise medical bills from the practice. Membership pricing varies by age, and non-member visits are listed at $210. Patients should maintain any insurance they need for outside services, prescriptions, specialists, or emergencies.

Holistic Direct Primary Care lists monthly membership tiers of $80 for ages 18–25, $130 for ages 26–55, and $155 for adults 56 and older, with no enrollment or registration fees. A non-member visit is listed at $210. Membership includes an annual physical exam. Costs for medications, outside laboratory work, imaging, specialists, or emergency care may be separate from the practice’s fees.

Yes. In-home medical visits are part of Holistic Direct Primary Care’s care model, offering privacy and convenience for appropriate primary care needs. Home visits allow time for health discussions, assessments, education, and individualized planning in a familiar setting. Availability, visit suitability, and scheduling depend on clinical needs and the practice’s service arrangements, so urgent or emergency symptoms require the appropriate emergency response instead.

Yes. Telehealth visits provide a convenient option for many follow-ups, discussions, education, and care-planning needs when a physical examination is not required. Virtual care can be especially helpful when travel or a busy Wichita schedule makes an in-person appointment less practical. Your provider will determine whether telehealth is clinically appropriate or whether an in-home visit, specialist evaluation, or urgent care is needed.

Holistic Direct Primary Care offers same-day or next-day appointment availability, supporting timely attention for appropriate primary care concerns. The practice also provides unlimited portal messaging for members, helping patients communicate questions and receive guidance between visits. Appointment timing can depend on the concern, provider availability, and whether an in-home or virtual visit is clinically appropriate. Emergencies should always be directed to 911.

Concierge medicine may suit adults who want more time with a provider, convenient in-home or virtual visits, preventive guidance, and a direct-pay approach to primary care. It can be especially useful for people seeking whole-person support that includes physical, mental, social, and spiritual wellbeing. It is not a substitute for emergency services, hospital care, or specialized treatment when those services are needed.