Concierge Medicine
How Much Does Concierge Medicine Cost?
Haute MD Editorial Team
Concierge medicine in the United States typically ranges from $1,500 to $50,000 per year, with most mainstream practices falling between $2,500 and $10,000 annually. Premium executive and longevity-focused concierge practices in major metropolitan markets routinely charge $25,000–$50,000+ per year, while entry-level concierge memberships can start as low as $1,500.
What drives the price range
Cost is driven by panel size, depth of included diagnostics, breadth of services, the physician's reputation and subspecialty training, geography, and the level of amenity (executive lounge, in-house imaging, on-site labs). Smaller panels and deeper diagnostics push pricing upward.
What is and isn't included in the fee
The fee covers the physician relationship — visits, access, coordination, and typically an annual comprehensive physical. Outside labs, imaging, specialist care, prescriptions, and hospitalization are billed separately through insurance.
Cost-benefit analysis
Patients with complex conditions, frequent travelers, and adults who place a premium on preventive care typically see the strongest return. For largely healthy patients with infrequent care needs, the value calculation is more individualized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are concierge fees tax-deductible?
Concierge fees are sometimes HSA- or FSA-eligible depending on practice structure and current IRS guidance. Consult your tax advisor for your specific situation.
Do prices vary by city?
Yes. Major metropolitan markets like New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco command higher fees than suburban or smaller-market practices.
Can I pay monthly?
Many concierge practices offer monthly billing, typically ranging from $200 to $2,000+ per month depending on the membership tier.
Why is concierge medicine more expensive than DPC?
Concierge practices maintain much smaller panels and typically include premium diagnostics, executive physicals, and broader services than DPC's bundled primary-care model.
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