Private Medical Concierge Services for Older Adults

Health insurance may cover standard medical services provided by a concierge physician, such as exams, tests, or referrals, if the practice participates with the insurer. The concierge membership or retainer fee, however, is not typically covered and is paid out of pocket. Families with questions about coverage can turn to qualified professionals in the Longevity Strategists ecosystem who can explain options and clarify costs.

Concierge medicine fees may be deductible if they cover actual medical services, such as exams or office visits, during the tax year. Portions of the fee that apply only to access, convenience, or non-medical perks are generally not deductible. Families considering concierge care should review what is included in the agreement and consult a qualified tax professional for guidance.

You can find a concierge doctor through Longevity Strategists, which connects families with vetted physicians who specialize in the unique needs of older adults and their families. This ensures access to trusted medical concierge services without the uncertainty of searching on your own.

You can use an HSA for concierge medicine if the fee includes qualified medical services, such as exams or treatments, during the year. Membership costs that only cover access or perks are not HSA-eligible. Longevity Strategists connects families with vetted concierge providers and financial experts who can clarify which arrangements fit IRS rules.

Yes, concierge doctors can write prescriptions like any other licensed physician. Longevity Strategists connects families with vetted concierge providers who deliver this level of care as part of a broader support ecosystem.