Concierge and longevity medicine in Houston

Three models sold under one label

The GAO defines concierge care as a practice that charges patients a membership fee for enhanced services or amenities ^[6]. The AAFP separates the first two: a concierge contract is yearly, costs more and may still go to insurance, while DPC is a lower monthly charge that generally skips insurance ^[7]. Longevity clinics sell advanced testing. On a $64,813 median household income ^[2], the $2,400 Arlington retainer equals about 3.7% of a typical Houston household's year, which is why the cheaper DPC model deserves a look.

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Fees we could confirm

No Houston concierge office we checked lists a price. These are the nearest published figures:

Membership prices with a public source (read Oct 17, 2026 unless noted)

Practice or source	Fee	Model	Ref
Arlington internist, MDVIP network	$2,400/year, or $600 a quarter	Concierge that bills insurance	[1]
PartnerMD, company-wide	$2,600 to $3,600/year	Concierge	[8]
Sollis Health Signature	From $4,000/year	Concierge, no Texas site	[9]
AAFP typical figure (undated page)	$50 to $100 each month	Direct primary care	[7]

Our Concierge Fee Index adds every practice we have priced. For the cheaper model, read direct primary care and concierge vs DPC.

Texas DPC law and HSA money

Texas put direct primary care in its Occupations Code, chapter 162, subchapter F, per DPC Frontier's state summary ^[3]. On the federal side, HSA owners gained a new option in January 2026: a DPC plan of $150 a month or less for one person no longer blocks contributions and can be paid from the account ^[10]. A concierge office that files insurance claims on top of its retainer does not count ^[10].

Medicare in Houston

Roughly one Houston resident in eight, 12.3%, is 65 or older ^[2]. Medicare pays nothing toward a retainer; if the doctor accepts assignment, the fee cannot cover Medicare services, and any non-covered extras it buys must be listed on an Advance Beneficiary Notice ^[11]. The rules are spelled out in concierge medicine and Medicare.

Scans and executive physicals

Prenuvo has a Houston center ^[4]; it charges $2,499 for the Whole Body scan and $1,199 for the Focused scan ^[5]. The American College of Radiology says the evidence does not support total-body screening in people without symptoms or risk factors ^[12]. Most patients pay $100 to $150 cash for a coronary calcium scan, according to GoodRx ^[13]. Mayo Clinic's Executive Health Program operates in Rochester, Scottsdale, Jacksonville and London, with no listed price ^[14]. Compare Ezra vs Prenuvo, executive physicals and the longevity clinic guide.

What to ask a Houston practice

1. What is the yearly fee, and can it be paid monthly or by the quarter?
2. Which services sit inside the fee, and which go to my insurer?
3. How large is each doctor's patient panel?
4. What refund do I get if I cancel early?
5. Is the doctor in good standing with the Texas Medical Board ^[15]?

Ask the same questions in The Woodlands, Sugar Land and other suburbs. Our concierge doctor finder guide explains each one. Other Texas pages: Dallas, Austin and San Antonio. Start at the concierge medicine guide.