What is concierge medicine?
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First, let’s talk
Talk to our new patient coordinator to get the process started. We’ll gather some basic medical information and answer any questions you may have about pricing and protocols.
Pre-Appointment Background Work
On our first appointment, we’re going to dive straight in to the details of your life, your symptoms, and potential root causes.
That’s why we make time before we meet to order blood work, examine your medical history, and collect other background information that would take up time during our appointment.
Meet your doctor, make a plan
With your bloodwork and medical history already in-hand, we’ll ask you questions about your life, relationships, family – anything that could be contributing to your symptoms.
Once we’re confident in our understanding of your condition, we’ll prescribe a sensible, personalized treatment.
Consistent, ongoing care
The body is in a perpetual state of change and is influenced by our lifestyle, our environment, and more. Receiving ongoing care enables your provider to adapt treatment plans in real-time, addressing emerging health concerns and modifying strategies as needed.
What’s included
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Functional medicine approach
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Functional medicine approach
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Personalized treatment plan
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Personalized treatment plan​
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Lifestyle recommendations
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Lifestyle recommendations​
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Based on the functional teachings of Dr. Casad
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to see my niece graduate from the UT Southwestern Medical School here in Dallas. It was a bittersweet experience. On one hand, it was rewarding to see her and her classmates show their excitement and pride as they celebrated their hard-earned academic accomplishments. On the other hand, it’s difficult for me to believe how fast the years have gone by; just yesterday one of my professors was handing me my medical diploma and I was looking forward to my residency at St. Paul Hospital and the promise of a career I had dreamed of since I was a little girl. Now I am watching someone I held as a baby engaged in her own medical practice in Seattle.
Recently I was fortunate to hear Dr. George E. Thibault, President of the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation speak. His presentation resonated with me on many levels. Coming from a family who immigrated to America from France by way of Canada, Dr. Thibault learned first-hand what it means to be a doctor…..
His father was a physician and had his office in the home, where the whole family observed the importance of serving the community.
During the times his father practiced, payment could come in many forms instead of money. People offered, and doctors accepted, what they had — chickens, vegetables, or bartered services if they had a strong back or a special skill.
Doctors were the linchpin of many small towns, and when Dr. Thibault’s father suddenly passed away at 49, it left the community with a difficult hole to fill because Dr. Thibault knew them, loved them, respected them, and served them, person to person.
Dr. Thibault effectively contrasted the past with the present. We live in an unprecedented time of science and technological discoveries. Drugs, instruments, procedures, and all kinds of new and exciting medical advancements become available almost daily.
Seventy-five years ago, doctors would not have been limited by medical devices or their access to new information. What no medical school can teach is what people have to have inside themselves; the ability to care, to help heal, and to serve in a way that makes people feel like they matter.
Every individual wants to feel their physician knows them and their situation and truly wants to make a difference in their lives — and not just write prescriptions and move on to the next patient.
When I first opened the doors as Connie Casad MD, it was my aim to use my education and training to really connect with my patients personally. That’s why I chose Obstetrics. I wanted to be there to share some of the most joyous moments families would ever have.
When the schedule became physically taxing, and I could not serve my family as well as I wanted, I left OB and opened Park Cities Aesthetics. Experience taught me that women could feel better about themselves when they look their best. My patients wanted to know how to age gracefully; so did I.
My retraining in aesthetics was another step in the journey to my most important challenge: Learning how to help women use Bio-identical Hormones in ways that made them feel better, perform better in the workplace and at home, and improve their health to the point where we were not treating disease. Instead, we were teaching people how to be well.
That journey, hopefully, will not be over anytime soon. I feel poised to help my patients in many exciting ways in the coming years — ways I never dreamed of when I started out in medicine. For my office, for my practice, and for me personally, if, at the end of the day, we help our patients lead active, healthy, beautiful lives regardless of age, then we have done what I set out to accomplish when I graduated with a medical degree.
Dr. Thibault’s message is a constant reminder and powerful motivator, challenging me to focus on what matters most: my calling and the importance of interacting with the people who trust me with their wellness.
Feeling better has never been easier.
Speak with our new patient advisor today and take the first steps towards a happier and balanced mood.
How do I know this is the right fit for me?
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Frequently Asked Questions
A comprehensive approach to healthcare refers to a holistic and integrated method of providing medical care that considers all aspects of an individual’s health. Rather than just focusing on specific symptoms or diseases, comprehensive medicine aims to address the root causes of health issues by looking at genetics, lifestyle, environment, mental health and how they effect a person’s overall health and well-being.
Every body is unique and will respond differently to their individualized treatment plan. It may have taken months or even years for these imbalances to occur, so we can’t expect them to go away in a few weeks. However, on average you should start to feel a difference within 3-4 months.
In order to provide the individualized level of care that we do for our patients, pricing will vary based on your individual needs and treatment plan. We know how overwhelming this can be and we are dedicated to providing you with the highest level of care so that you achieve optimal health and wellness. This includes transparency around pricing and we will never charge you for anything you don’t agree to. Please give us a call at (972) 694-6966 and our New Patient Coordinator will be happy to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
Your visit is in real-time, just like the provider is standing right in front of you at a medical clinic. Telemedicine allows providers and patients to create personal, professional relationships without having to travel long distances and incur the inconvenience and cost of that travel. You will still receive the same level of individualized care right from the comfort of your own home.
We are an out-of-network provider. If you have a PPO type of plan, it is possible that you could get reimbursed for the cost of your appointments or it may go toward your deductible depending on the type of plan you have. However, it is not common for insurance to cover these services.
Insurance will often not allow for the time needed in a visit to truly address a patient’s concerns and review the important details that are necessary to formulate an effective, personalized treatment plan.
We do offer interest-free Care Credit plans for six to 18 months, depending on the amount financed and we accept HSAs and FSAs.
It is possible that your insurance will cover your lab work only. We recommend that you call the number on the back of their insurance card and ask if they will allow you to see an out-of-network provider and if they will cover a set of comprehensive labs 100%.
If your insurance company won’t cover the cost of your lab work, we have a discount program established with LabCorp that allows for a very significant discount on labs.
We recommend starting with our Health Assessment Quiz or setting up a free consultation with our New Patient Coordinator who can help lead you in the right direction. Give us a call at (972) 694-6966 and speak with someone today!
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New Patients: 972-694-6966
Aesthetics Services: 972-6852740