Membership

Hands-on care you actually come back for, at a price you know in advance. Built for people who would rather maintain a body than repair one.

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Foundation

For staying ahead of a body that mostly works.

$99/month

Billed monthly, cancel anytime

  • One osteopathic treatment session per quarter
  • 20% off the full procedure menu
  • Direct messaging for questions between visits
  • Motion analysis included at each visit
  • No referral needed, ever

The 20% discount is capped at $300 on any single procedure.

Ask about Foundation
How it works
01

You join, monthly or yearly

No contract beyond the term you pick. Yearly costs less; monthly cancels anytime. Either way the price is the price — there is no insurance company deciding what you owe after the fact.

02

Your quarterly treatment is already paid for

A full osteopathic treatment session is included every quarter. Not a rushed check-in — a real hands-on visit. Most musculoskeletal problems are maintenance problems, and maintenance works best when cost stops being the reason you put it off.

03

Everything else is discounted

If you need an injection, shockwave, PRP, or nerve testing, members pay 20% less than the posted price. The discount is capped per procedure so the model stays sustainable, and the cap is stated up front rather than buried.

04

You keep the receipts

Membership is not insurance and does not pretend to be. Ask for an itemized superbill on any visit and submit it to your own insurer if you have out-of-network benefits.

Why a membership at all

Osteopathic treatment works best repeated. One visit can resolve an acute problem, but the patients who stay well are the ones who come back before things get bad — and in a fee-for-service world, those are exactly the visits people skip, because nothing hurts badly enough yet to justify the cost.

A membership removes that decision. Your quarterly session is already paid for, so the only question is when to schedule it. That is better medicine, and it happens to be a more predictable practice to run.

This is a small practice by design. No billing department, no insurance contracts, no volume targets. That is what makes an unhurried visit possible.

What membership is not
  • It is not insurance. It does not cover hospital care, imaging, medication, surgery, or any care delivered outside this practice. You should carry real health insurance regardless.
  • It is not a prepaid procedure package. Procedures are discounted, not included. You pay the member price when you have one.
  • It does not change medical decision-making. Being a member does not mean you need a procedure, and not being one does not mean you will be talked into anything. The exam determines the plan.
  • Medicare beneficiaries: Medicare places specific limits on charging beneficiaries directly. Contact us before joining so we can explain how those rules apply to you.

Want to talk it through first?

Membership only makes sense for some people. Tell us what is going on and we will be straight with you about whether it is worth it in your case.