Primary Care

Everyday Primary Care.

That includes sick visits, annual physicals, preventive care, medication management and help with common ongoing conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and thyroid concerns.

You can come to MedFIT for an occasional visit or make us your regular Primary Care practice.

If you need care outside MedFIT, we'll tell you and help coordinate the next step with the appropriate specialist.

Start with how often you expect to need care, then compare the total. MedFIT charges $99 per visit without membership, or $50/month (current introductory rate) plus $25 per visit with individual membership.

For example, four visits would cost $396 without membership, compared with $700 for twelve months of membership plus four visits at the current introductory $50/month rate. Twelve visits would cost $1,188 without membership, or $900 with twelve months of membership at the current introductory rate. These examples cover membership and visit charges only.

The $50/month rate is introductory. It will increase to $69/month once MedFIT reaches its initial membership enrollment goal. If you enroll now, you keep your $50/month rate for as long as your membership stays continuously active and payments stay current — this is not a fixed-term contract. Re-enrolling after a lapse or cancellation would be at the then-current rate.

Check what else you may need: lab costs depend on the tests, and weight-loss care is a separate service. Don't assume membership means unlimited visits or guaranteed appointment availability.

At MedFIT, membership is optional. Occasional visits may make more sense for some patients; regular care may make membership useful for others.

Next: Ask MedFIT to confirm the current inclusions and terms before choosing.

Yes. You can keep your insurance and use MedFIT for cash-pay primary care. MedFIT does not bill insurance; you pay the practice directly. Membership is not health insurance.

Compare actual prices before assuming insurance will cost less. With a high deductible, you may be responsible for the insurer's negotiated or allowed amount.

For illustration, a plan might allow $170 for a lab panel but pay none of it before you meet your deductible. MedFIT charges $75 for the specific commonly used panel discussed here—not every lab order. An insured visit might similarly leave you owing an allowed amount of $175, compared with MedFIT's $99 primary care visit.

Those insurance amounts are examples. Plans vary, and these are not predictions of your benefits. Compare the same visit or tests.

At MedFIT, you can receive occasional or regular primary care with or without insurance. Membership is optional.

Next: Compare MedFIT's price with your own expected cost for the same care.

Bring a list of your medicines and supplements, useful recent records and the questions you most want answered. If you've had labs in roughly the past six months, bring those results if you have them.

Helpful preparation

• Include prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines and supplements.
• Bring relevant specialist notes or recent test results you already have.
• For a new concern, note when it started and what changed.
• Put your most important concern at the top of your list.

At MedFIT, you do not need to diagnose yourself before coming in. These are helpful suggestions, not a mandatory paperwork checklist. Preparation should make care easier, not create another hurdle.

Next: Make a short list of your medicines and top questions.

You pay MedFIT directly for your care. MedFIT does not bill insurance. You can use MedFIT whether you have insurance or not. Membership is not health insurance.

Yes. $99 per primary care visit. No membership required. You can pay for visits as you need them.