The Many Benefits of Concierge Medicine
How long do you typically wait to get in to see your doctor? And when the day of your appointment finally arrives, how long do you sit in the waiting room? Your answers may depend on whether you needed a sick-person appointment or a routine exam. But chances are your wait times are unacceptably long. On average, it’s estimated that 60% of people wait two weeks to get in to see their primary care provider. If you need a specialist, the earliest appointment could be several months down the road. Concierge medicine is dramatically different from traditional health care services in many ways, but one of the most important is that you won’t wait to see the doctor. At Corrielus Cardiology, under the leadership of Dr. Sanul Corrielus, we offer the option of concierge medicine because we’re dedicated to providing prompt, comprehensive, and truly individualized care. You can call our office to learn the details of enrolling in concierge care. In the meantime, here are s...