Ongoing Primary Care
Continuity and follow-up apply only to services, access rules, and availability defined by the plan.
Direct primary care for seniors in Provo, Utah
Medical Membership Plans for Seniors
Personalized Care and Ongoing Support for Seniors
SeniorsAges 61+$50/month
Precision Medical Care offers a membership option for older adults exploring primary care and ongoing medical follow-up. Services, fees, eligibility, Medicare billing, exclusions, and enrollment depend on the current written agreement and applicable rules.
For adults ages 61 and older at $50 per month. Senior membership is not health insurance, Medicare, or Medicare Advantage, and services are governed by the written agreement.
A plan-defined primary care relationship
What Is a Senior Medical Membership?
A senior medical membership is a periodic agreement for specified routine health care services for eligible older adults.
It may help organize selected primary care and follow-up needs, but families and patients should review the current services, fees, exclusions, eligibility, enrollment terms, and Medicare billing implications before joining.
Potential value within confirmed terms
Why Consider a Medical Membership for Seniors?
These considerations are not promises of unlimited visits, immediate access, 24-hour care, complete chronic disease treatment, guaranteed health improvement, or the absence of additional costs.
Chronic Health Concerns
Common concerns may be monitored when clinically appropriate and within confirmed scope; specialty care may still be needed.
Preventive Health Focus
Patients can ask about prevention and risk review without assuming every preventive service is included.
Personalized Medical Attention
Care can reflect individual needs, but no appointment timing, frequency, or outcome is guaranteed.
Understanding Membership Costs
Patients should understand the fee, included services, exclusions, and separate charges before enrolling.
Clinical topics, not guaranteed plan benefits
Supporting Long-Term Health Needs
Older adults may discuss a range of ongoing health concerns with a primary care professional. These topics can motivate a consultation but do not establish coverage, visit frequency, specialist management, or a treatment outcome.
Chronic Condition Monitoring
Follow-up may be appropriate for stable concerns when supported by clinical judgment and the plan's confirmed scope.
Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Risk
Primary care can review measurements and risk factors without representing specialty cardiology care.
Diabetes and Metabolic Health
Evaluation and monitoring depend on clinical need, available services, testing, and possible referrals.
Medication Review
Patients can discuss current medicines, interactions, and questions; prescriptions and pharmacy costs are not automatically included.
Mobility and Physical Well-Being
Mobility concerns may require evaluation, rehabilitation, imaging, orthopedic care, or external coordination.
Preventive Health Concerns
Screening and prevention decisions depend on age, history, risk, coverage, and current medical guidance.
These are general areas for medical discussion, not a contractual service list or a substitute for specialty and emergency care.
Understand the plan before enrollment
Understanding Senior Membership Benefits
Senior membership services are governed by the written plan agreement. Review included care, limits, added costs, referrals, and Medicare billing before enrolling.
Included Services
Use the current written agreement to identify the services included with the monthly membership.
Available With Conditions
Routine primary care and follow-up may be available only when the agreement defines scope, access, frequency, and limits.
Possible Additional Costs
Tests, medicines, supplies, imaging, procedures, and other services may involve separate billing.
Externally Coordinated Care
Hospital, emergency, specialist, pharmacy, rehabilitation, and other care may require external coverage or coordination.
Not Applicable or Unsupported
School, sports, job, DOT physicals, and basic prenatal care are not presented as characteristic Senior benefits.
Services Outside or Beyond the Plan
Urgent care, specialty care, labs, imaging, prescriptions, and other services may require separate evaluation, referral, or payment.
Ask for the current included-service schedule, exclusions, added charges, Medicare billing treatment, referral process, and location availability before enrolling.
Coverage and membership must remain distinct
How Does Senior Membership Work With Medicare?
Medicare.gov states that Medicare does not cover membership fees for concierge or direct care and that participating doctors must continue to follow Medicare billing rules. That general rule does not establish Precision Medical Care's provider participation status or the billing treatment of a particular service.
The Membership Fee
The fee is not automatically a Medicare-covered expense. The amount and services depend on the agreement.
Medicare-Covered Services
Billing depends on the service, provider status, assignment, coverage, and applicable Medicare requirements.
Medicare Advantage and Other Coverage
Plan rules, networks, authorizations, and patient costs may differ. No reimbursement or compatibility is guaranteed.
Similar terms can describe different services
Preventive Care, Wellness Visits, and Routine Checkups
Medicare describes the yearly Wellness visit as a prevention-planning visit and says it is not a routine physical exam. Membership benefits, chronic-condition follow-up, routine physicals, and Medicare preventive services should not be treated as interchangeable.
Annual Wellness Visit
A Medicare prevention-planning benefit subject to eligibility and coverage rules; it is not automatically a membership benefit.
Routine Physical Examination
A different service whose coverage, price, and plan inclusion must be confirmed.
Additional Services
Tests or concerns addressed during the same encounter may have separate coverage and cost treatment.
Membership does not promise that Medicare pays copays, deductibles, routine physicals, or every preventive service.
Read Medicare's yearly Wellness visit informationFor older adults exploring options, not automatic eligibility
Who May Consider a Senior Medical Membership?
The plan may interest older adults and families comparing primary care options, but no age, Medicare status, health condition, or family relationship creates automatic eligibility.
Older Adults Seeking Ongoing Primary Care
People comparing a plan-defined relationship for routine care and follow-up.
Patients With Chronic Health Concerns
People who may need recurring primary care while recognizing that specialty care can remain necessary.
People Comparing a Periodic Fee
Patients seeking written information about current price, services, exclusions, and separate costs.
Seniors Interested in Routine Follow-Up
Follow-up depends on medical need, availability, plan terms, and coverage rules.
People Learning About Direct Primary Care
Patients comparing membership with insurance, Medicare, and other care arrangements.
Families Helping an Older Adult
Relatives or caregivers can help prepare questions while respecting the adult's authority and privacy.
The senior membership is intended for adults ages 61 and older. Age alone does not establish Medicare enrollment or determine how Medicare applies to an individual situation.
Support without assumptions about capacity
Information for Families and Caregivers
Family members and caregivers can help an older adult compare options, prepare questions, review written terms, and understand next steps when the patient wants that support.
This page collects no medical, identity, legal-representation, insurance, Medicare, or payment information.
Respect the Older Adult's Decisions
Age does not imply incapacity. The patient remains central to decisions unless an approved legal arrangement says otherwise.
Use Approved Authorization Procedures
A family relationship does not automatically permit access to records or authority to enroll. Representation and disclosure require clinic procedures.
Related care and coverage context
Medical Services and Insurance Information
Use these pages to understand Precision Medical Care's broader services and payment information without treating them as Senior membership benefits.
Family Practice
Learn about primary care and follow-up for general health concerns.
Explore Family PracticeIntegrative Medicine
Learn about an individualized whole-person care approach without assuming plan inclusion.
Explore Integrative MedicineInsurance and Affordable Care
Review general insurance and payment information separately from membership terms.
Explore Insurance InformationAvailability, medical appropriateness, coverage, billing, and membership inclusion require separate confirmation.
Different purposes, contracts, and billing rules
Is Senior Membership Health Insurance?
Senior 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.
Insurance and Medicare
Coverage arrangements with their own eligibility, benefits, billing, network, authorization, deductible, copay, and exclusion rules.
Confirm the plan and billing before enrollment
How to Explore Senior Membership
Start by speaking with the clinic. This page does not collect health, identity, Medicare, insurance, legal-representation, or payment information.
- Step 1
Review the Plan
Understand its intended audience, scope, exclusions, and location availability.
- Step 2
Review Pricing and Eligibility
Confirm the $50 monthly fee, age requirements, included services, and separate charges.
- Step 3
Ask About Medicare and Billing
Clarify provider status and how covered and non-covered services are handled for the patient's coverage.
- Step 4
Complete Approved Enrollment
Use only the process authorized after reviewing the agreement, privacy information, and billing disclosures.
Call our team to learn how to enroll. Review privacy information, Medicare considerations, and the written agreement before sharing sensitive information.
Call for Senior Membership InformationDirect answers with explicit limits
Senior Membership Questions
What is a senior medical membership?
It is a periodic agreement for specified routine health care services for eligible older adults.
Who may qualify?
The senior membership is intended for adults ages 61 and older.
How much does the plan cost?
The senior membership is $50 per month. Review the written agreement for billing and cancellation terms.
What services are included?
Only services expressly listed in the current agreement are included; limits and added charges also require review.
Is senior membership health insurance?
No. It is not health insurance, Medicare, or Medicare Advantage.
Does Medicare pay the membership fee?
Medicare.gov says Medicare does not cover concierge or direct-care membership fees. Confirm the patient's specific situation before enrollment.
Can I have Medicare and a medical membership?
They are separate arrangements. Compatibility, provider status, service billing, and plan rules require individual confirmation.
What happens during routine follow-up?
Follow-up depends on medical need, availability, the service involved, and the current agreement; no universal schedule is promised.
Can a family member help with enrollment?
A patient may choose support, but access to records and legal authority require approved authorization procedures.
How do I ask about eligibility and billing?
Call the clinic and request current written terms, provider-status information, and the approved enrollment process.
Where can I receive care?
Precision Medical Care lists five clinics; confirm Senior plan and service availability for the intended location.
Other membership pathways
Related Membership Plans
Explore the other pathways without assuming pricing, eligibility, or benefits are current.
Businesses
A pathway for employers that remains subject to quote and current terms.
View Business PlanAll Membership Plans
Compare the four pathways and their safeguards before enrollment.
Visit the Membership HubEach membership category has its own eligibility and terms. Review the relevant plan before enrolling.
Five Utah clinics
Ask Where Senior Membership Services Are Available
Precision Medical Care lists clinics in Provo, Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork, West Valley, and Murray. A location does not confirm Senior plan or service availability.
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
Request current terms before joining
Explore Senior Medical Membership With Precision Medical Care
Call to ask about current benefits, eligibility, pricing, exclusions, Medicare billing, clinic availability, and the approved enrollment process.
Membership is not insurance. Services, exclusions, additional costs, Medicare billing, appointment availability, and enrollment requirements are governed by the written agreement and applicable coverage rules.