A common concern among potential patients is whether concierge doctors accept insurance. At PCIM, understanding our patients' financial concerns is important to us. Hence, we want to clarify that in concierge practices like ours, patients typically pay an annual or monthly membership fee directly to the physician. This fee covers services not usually covered by insurance plans, such as personalized consultations and 24/7 access to the physician. While we do not typically accept insurance for these services covered by the membership fee, it's important to note that many concierge doctors, including ours, will bill insurance for actual medical services rendered that are outside the scope of the membership fee. These can include procedures such as lab tests, surgeries, and other treatments typically covered by insurance. Additionally, there may be out-of-pocket costs for services outside the scope of the membership fee, such as medications or tests from third-party providers. Therefore, we encourage our patients to be prepared to bear some portion of their concierge medical care costs. We also recommend consulting with our team to discuss the specific services and costs involved before making a decision. At Primary Care IM, we take pride in providing personalized and comprehensive care through the concierge medicine model. While we typically do not accept insurance for the services covered by the membership fee, we do accept insurance for certain procedures or treatments not covered under the membership fee. We encourage any patients considering this model to carefully consider the potential benefits, financial implications, and any out-of-pocket costs that may arise. We encourage everyone to visit us online for directions to our clinic and to learn more about our services. You can also visit us online to meet Dr. Pedro Ylisastigui MD, and our team of dedicated professionals. We serve patients from Lehigh Acres FL, Fort Myers FL, Buckingham FL, Cypress Lake FL, Gateway FL, Cape Coral FL, Palmona Park FL, and Ava FL.