No. By choosing not to participate with insurances, Dr. Natalie can dedicate more time and attention to your unique health needs. While her services aren’t covered, you have the freedom to use your FSA card, explore reimbursement options, and utilize insurance for medications or labs if your plan allows.
If your insurance card designates Dr. Natalie as your PCP, this is an error. It’s advisable to contact your insurance carrier and health institution to correct this information promptly.
The Clinical Access Fee supports the administrative and care-coordination systems that keep your care active between visits, such as chart maintenance, lab processing, and routine prescription handling. It is $325/year due prior to scheduling your first appointment.
No. It supports care continuity and administration. Active medical management between visits is addressed separately, when needed.
The Monthly Clinical Support Fee applies during periods when your care requires active medical management between visits, such as treatment adjustments, closer monitoring, or complex care coordination. It is temporary, used only when clinically necessary. $150/month.
No. This fee is not routine, is applied only when clinically indicated, and is discussed in advance.
No. For many patients, this model is more flexible and cost-effective, as it avoids paying for year-round support when it is not needed.
Yes. Office visits remain the primary way care decisions are made and treatment plans are established. Visits are scheduled and billed separately.
