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What is concierge medicine?
By Winston B. Bokor, MD
Dec 22, 2020
Updated Jul 13, 2023
5 min read
Concierge service has long been considered an indispensable amenity at sophisticated hotels and resorts around the world. Concierges make reservations and recommendations, arrange transportation and curated experiences, and even secure VIP access to exclusive events. Overall, concierges anticipate a guest’s needs, handle the details, deliver personalized service, and make life a little less complicated for those relying on them. So why do we limit convenience and hassle-free living to a business trip or weekend getaway?
At Intermountain Healthcare’s Park City Hospital, we believe your health and medical care can be just as convenient and personalized as your stay at a luxury resort. That’s why we recently launched Concierge Health, a premium healthcare membership that provides concierge medicine services including direct and unfettered access to your primary care physician, customized services, and personal health recommendations and referrals to help you live the healthiest life possible.
Even better, Concierge Health’s affordable annual fee includes a comprehensive medical assessment, annual preventive exams and testing, hospital and care navigation, 24/7 access to your concierge doctor, unlimited office and TeleHealth visits, and primary care services and procedures with no copays or deductibles.
It’s best to do some research and consider your healthcare needs to determine if concierge medicine is right for you. The benefits of concierge medicine include:
For most patients, the largest drawback to concierge medicine is that it is not health insurance or a replacement for it, meaning it works best as an add-on to your existing health plan. You’ll still need your regular health insurance for specialized treatments and catastrophic care. And if you need a higher level of care than your concierge doctor can provide, you’ll have a deductible and out-of-pocket costs.
The Intermountain Concierge Health at Park City Hospital is offered by Dr. Winston Bokor who is board-certified in internal medicine and infectious disease. To learn more about Dr. Bokor or enroll in the Intermountain Concierge Health and start enjoying the benefits of concierge medicine, call 435-658-6750.