MEDICAL TREATMENT ALL YEAR ROUND WITH
CONCIERGE MEDICINE
• There is a ' Fee for Care ' [ FFC ] and covers most services and the patient gets most general services for this amount. It is either paid annually or quarterly and gets the usual treatment in the physicians ' rooms. If injections( vaccinations) or other outside services such as X-Rays or blood tests for example are needed, the patient pays extra, usually cash.
• The next is a ' Fee for extra Care '( FFEC) which is almost the same however, this service is where the additional fees are charged to a patient ' s insurance scheme or Medicare. Normally this type of fee charged included immediate access to the doctor or physician with limited of ' no wait facilities ', maybe access to the doctor ' s cell or mobile phone plus unlimited visits to the doctor. Even email services where prescriptions for medication etc. can be obtained via electronic mail and appointments made.
• The next model is a combination of both models where the physician charges a fee for amounts not covered by a Medicare or health insurance. This is a sort of ' Top-Up ' service and covers any amounts not reimbursed by other services. You also get the same immediate access to the doctor or physician with limited of ' no wait facilities ', access to the doctor ' s cell phone plus unlimited visits to the doctor. Even email services where prescriptions for medication etc. can be obtained via electronic mail and appointments made.