Say a concierge doctor charges you a $2500 annual retainer fee. Sounds expensive, right?
But not after you break it down where the cost can be mere dollars per day, after savings from reduced wait times and improved access are considered:
Or is it just that giving up the daily Jamba juice or Pinkberry yogurt in exchange for personalized health care is just too much to ask of anyone?
And that’s not counting the wave of lower-cost cash only practices which can be as little as $79 a month.
It’s very real glimpse into primary care’s future.
