Your Questions, Answered Honestly.

Traditional practices often revolve around insurance billing, which can lead to overbooked schedules and rushed visits. At Hearthstone, the focus is different. Dr. Larry works directly with his patients, allowing for longer appointments, same-day access, and personalized care from a physician who truly gets to know you.

Membership includes wellness visits, chronic disease management, preventive care, sick visits, care coordination, osteopathic manipulation therapy (OMT), and more. Labs, imaging, and medications are available at significantly reduced costs. During your free meet and greet, Dr. Larry will walk you through the membership details and answer any questions about services and pricing.

Not necessarily. Many members pair their membership with a high-deductible or health sharing plan for specialist and hospital coverage. Others find membership alone handles the vast majority of their care. We're happy to talk through what makes sense for your situation before you commit to anything.

Very. Same-day and next-day appointments are standard here. You also have direct access to Dr. Miller by phone or message between visits. No hold music, no nurse lines, no runaround. When something comes up, you reach out to your doctor. Simple as that.

Concierge practices charge a retainer on top of billing your insurance. Direct Primary Care skips insurance entirely. Just a flat monthly membership with transparent pricing. No surprise bills, no double-dipping. For most people, that makes DPC significantly more affordable than traditional concierge care.

Pricing is transparent and straightforward with no hidden fees and no surprise bills. The best way to get specifics is to schedule a free meet and greet. It's a no-pressure conversation, and Dr. Miller will walk you through everything before you make any decisions.

Schedule a free meet and greet. You'll have a real conversation with Dr. Miller, get your questions answered, and leave knowing exactly what to expect. There's no obligation. Most people leave wishing they hadn't waited as long as they did to make the call.