Ongoing Primary Care
Access to primary care applies only to services and processes defined by the plan.
Pediatric direct primary care in Provo, Utah
Medical Membership Plans for Children
Primary Care Membership Options for Growing Families
ChildrenAges 0–17$25/month
Precision Medical Care offers a membership option for families exploring primary care for their children. Services, fees, eligibility, exclusions, consent requirements, and billing terms depend on the current written agreement.
For children ages 0-17 at $25 per month. A children's medical membership is not health insurance, and services are governed by the written agreement.
A family decision guided by written terms
What Is a Children's Medical Membership?
A children's medical membership is a program for eligible minors that provides access to the routine health care services specifically described in a periodic agreement.
It may help parents or legal guardians organize selected primary care needs, but the current benefits, exclusions, fees, eligibility, and consent process must be reviewed before enrolling a child.
Potential family value within plan limits
Why Families Consider a Children's Medical Membership
These potential advantages depend on the current agreement and clinic availability. They are not promises of unlimited visits, immediate appointments, complete pediatric coverage, or the absence of other costs.
Preventive Health Needs
Families can ask about age-appropriate checkups and prevention when included in the agreement.
Medical Guidance for Parents
The plan may explain how parents request guidance for common concerns, subject to access rules.
Support for Growing Children
Follow-up can reflect a child's age and needs when it falls within confirmed clinical scope.
Clear Membership Terms
Families should understand fees, benefits, exclusions, and consent requirements before enrollment.
Education, not a contractual benefit list
Primary Care Needs Throughout Childhood
Children's health needs change over time. These examples help families frame questions for the clinic; they do not establish that a visit, examination, or treatment is included in membership.
Preventive Care
Age-appropriate preventive visits and health follow-up can support growth and development. Confirm whether and how they are included.
Common Illnesses
Fever, sore throat, and minor symptoms may warrant clinical evaluation. Evaluation does not guarantee a diagnosis or treatment outcome.
School and Sports Health
Families may ask about school or sports examinations, availability, scheduling, and possible separate charges.
Ongoing Health Concerns
Persistent concerns may require follow-up, referral, or care outside the plan depending on clinical need and scope.
Clinic services and common childhood needs are not automatically membership benefits. Use the current agreement to determine coverage, limits, and costs.
Understand the pediatric plan
Understanding Children's Membership Benefits
Children's membership services are governed by the written plan agreement. Parents and guardians should review included care, limits, added costs, and referral needs before enrolling a child.
Included Services
Use the current written agreement to identify the pediatric services included with the monthly membership.
Available With Conditions
Routine or preventive primary care may be available only when the agreement defines the service, frequency, access, and limits.
General Clinic or Added-Cost Care
Urgent visits, tests, medicines, supplies, imaging, orthopedic evaluation, and referrals require scope and billing confirmation.
Services Outside the Plan
Specialty, occupational, mental health, or other services may require separate clinical evaluation, referral, or payment.
Ask for the current included-service list, exclusions, separate charges, referral process, consent rules, and location availability before enrollment.
For families exploring options, not automatic enrollment
Who May Consider a Children's Membership?
The plan may interest families comparing primary care options for a child, but no minor is automatically eligible and no custody, residence, or relationship rule is inferred here.
Parents and Legal Guardians
Adults authorized to explore care and enrollment options for an eligible minor.
Families Exploring Primary Care
Households comparing a defined primary care membership with other care pathways.
Families Without Insurance
Membership is not insurance and addresses only services specified by the agreement.
Families With High-Deductible Insurance
Insurance and membership remain separate arrangements with separate terms.
Families Asking About Prevention
Parents seeking information about age-appropriate checkups and preventive care.
Children Needing Periodic Follow-Up
Follow-up depends on eligibility, clinical appropriateness, availability, and plan scope.
The children's membership is intended for patients ages 0-17. A parent or legal guardian should contact the clinic about enrollment requirements.
Consent and privacy require current procedures
Important Information for Parents and Guardians
Enrollment and care for a minor must follow the clinic's approved procedures for legal authority, consent, representation, communication, and privacy. This page does not determine who may authorize care for a specific child.
Use service pages for clinical context
Family Practice, Urgent Care, and Children's Membership
These service pages can help families understand different care contexts. They do not establish membership coverage, eligibility, availability, or price.
Family Practice
Learn about continuing primary care services without assuming they are included in membership.
Explore Family PracticeUrgent Care
Learn about care for non-life-threatening concerns and the emergency boundary without assuming plan inclusion.
Explore Urgent CareFor severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms, use emergency services and call 911 when appropriate.
Separate purposes and protections
Is a Children's Membership Health Insurance?
Children's Membership
A written agreement for specified routine health care services during an agreed period and for an agreed fee. Included services depend on the contract.
Health Insurance
A regulated coverage product governed by policy terms, networks, deductibles, copays, authorizations, and exclusions.
Protect the child and verify the terms
How to Explore Children's Membership
Begin by speaking with the clinic. This page does not collect information about a child, guardian, medical history, insurance, or payment.
- Step 1
Review the Plan
Understand its intended audience, service scope, exclusions, and location availability.
- Step 2
Review Pricing and Benefits
Confirm the $25 monthly fee, included services, separate charges, and written terms.
- Step 3
Contact Our Team
Discuss eligibility, guardian requirements, availability, and the approved next step.
- Step 4
Complete Approved Enrollment
Use only the process authorized by Precision Medical Care after reviewing the agreement and privacy information.
Call our team to learn how a parent or legal guardian can enroll a child. Review privacy information and the written agreement before sharing sensitive information.
Call for Children's Membership InformationAnswers for parents and guardians
Children's Membership Questions
What is a children's medical membership?
It is a periodic agreement for the routine health care services specifically described for eligible minors in the selected plan.
What age groups can enroll?
The children's membership is intended for patients ages 0-17.
Is children's membership health insurance?
No. It is not health insurance and does not guarantee coverage for care outside the agreement.
How much does it cost?
The children's membership is $25 per month. Review the written agreement for billing and cancellation terms.
Are preventive visits included?
Only if the current agreement expressly includes them and defines applicable frequency, limits, and charges.
Are school or sports physicals included?
Availability and inclusion have not been confirmed. Ask about current terms and possible separate charges.
Can children receive urgent care through the plan?
Urgent Care is a clinic service, but membership access, availability, and billing must be confirmed in the agreement.
Can a child have health insurance and a medical membership?
They are separate arrangements. Ask the clinic and the family's insurer or adviser about the specific situation.
How can a parent or guardian ask about enrollment?
Call the clinic to confirm authority, eligibility, privacy information, current terms, and the approved enrollment process.
Where can children receive care?
Precision Medical Care lists five clinics; children's plan and service availability must be confirmed for the intended location.
Other membership pathways
Related Membership Plans
Explore the other published pathways without assuming that pricing, eligibility, or benefits are current.
All Membership Plans
Compare the four published pathways and the safeguards that apply before enrollment.
Visit Membership HubEach membership category has its own eligibility and terms. Review the relevant plan before enrolling.
Five Utah clinic locations
Ask Where Children's Membership Services Are Available
Precision Medical Care lists clinics in Provo, Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork, West Valley, and Murray. A clinic's existence does not confirm children's plan or service availability there.
All five clinics are closed Saturday and Sunday. Weekday hours remain centralized on the Locations page.
View Clinic Locations- Provo
- Pleasant Grove
- Spanish Fork
- West Valley
- Murray
Review current terms as a family
Explore a Children's Medical Membership for Your Family
Call to review the $25 monthly membership, age eligibility, included services, exclusions, guardian requirements, clinic availability, and enrollment process.
Membership is not insurance. Services, exclusions, additional costs, appointment availability, and enrollment requirements are governed by the written agreement.