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Concierge pediatricians: cost and how they work

We did not find a published concierge pediatrics fee in our research as of October 17, 2026, so we cannot give a price range for concierge pediatricians. The closest published prices are direct primary care child rates, which ran $75 to $139 a month at KerixHealth clinics and $50 a month for ages 5 to 19 on one Long Island DPC listing [1][2].

Updated Oct 17, 2026By the Wellchosen Health editorial team

Medical review: pending. A licensed clinician has not yet reviewed this page.

A concierge pediatrician is a children's doctor whose practice charges families a membership fee in exchange for enhanced services or access, the same model GAO describes for concierge care [3].

Concierge pediatric fees
None published in our research as of Oct 17, 2026
DPC child rates
$75 (Colorado), $95 (Virginia), $139 (Illinois) a month at KerixHealth [1]
Sollis Pediatrics
Southern California and South Florida only; no price shown [4]
HSA family cap
$300 a month for DPC arrangements covering more than one person [5]

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What we could confirm

  • Sollis Health offers Sollis Pediatrics only in Southern California and South Florida, and its membership page shows no pediatric price [4].
  • PartnerMD has a Young Adult category for ages 16 to 25 alongside its Adult (26+) membership, within a published $2,600 to $3,600 yearly range [6].
  • Direct primary care practices publish child rates. Details are in the table below.

Published child and family rates

Direct primary care child and family rates, checked October 17, 2026
PracticeChild rateFamily termsSource
KerixHealth, Illinois$139 a month$99 a month for each additional child under 18; $250 registration[1]
KerixHealth, Colorado (Lone Tree, Denver metro, and other clinics)$75 a month$100 registration per person, up to $300 a family[1]
KerixHealth, Virginia$95 a month$100 registration per person, up to $300 a family[1]
Plum Health, DetroitNot listed separately$180 a month for member plus spouse or child; $270 family[7]
Huntington DPC, Long Island$50 a month, ages 5 to 19Adults $75 a month (ages 19 to 64)[2]
The Huntington fee comes from the practice's DPC Frontier listing, not its own page. More rows are in the Concierge Fee Index.

HSA rules for family memberships

Under IRS Notice 2026-5, a direct primary care arrangement can include pediatric medicine physicians as primary care practitioners, and HSA rules allow fees of up to $300 a month when it covers more than one person [5]. Do the math for your family before you join. In Illinois, one KerixHealth adult at $199 plus one child at $139 comes to $338 a month [1], which is over $300. Fees over the cap can still be reimbursed as medical expenses but make the person ineligible to contribute to an HSA while enrolled [5]. Practices that bill insurance separately do not count as direct primary care arrangements at all [5].

Questions to ask a concierge pediatrician

  1. What is the yearly or monthly fee for each child, and is there a family rate?
  2. Which visits, vaccines and tests are inside the fee, and which are billed to insurance?
  3. Who answers after hours, and how fast can a sick child be seen?
  4. Do you see newborns, and from what age?
  5. How do I cancel, and is any part of the fee refunded?
  6. Can I confirm your license? Your state medical board lists it [8].

What is still unknown

We did not find a published concierge pediatrics fee, so this page does not say what concierge pediatricians typically charge. We also did not find a published price for Sollis Pediatrics [4]. If you see a published fee from a pediatric practice, send it to us and we will add it to the Index after checking the practice's own page.

Emergencies

A membership does not replace emergency care. If your child has a medical emergency, call 911.

Related guides: concierge medicine, direct primary care, concierge vs DPC, find a DPC practice and find a concierge doctor.

Questions people ask

How much does a concierge pediatrician cost?

We did not find a published concierge pediatrics fee in our research as of October 17, 2026. Direct primary care child rates we read ran $75 to $139 a month at KerixHealth clinics [1].

Does Sollis Health have pediatrics?

Yes. Sollis Pediatrics is offered only in Southern California and South Florida, and the membership page we read on October 17, 2026 showed no pediatric price [4].

Can I use an HSA for my child's direct primary care?

Yes, if the arrangement meets IRS Notice 2026-5: primary care practitioners only, including pediatric physicians, a fixed periodic fee, no separate insurance billing, and fees of no more than $300 a month when it covers more than one person [5].

Is direct primary care for kids cheaper than concierge?

Published DPC child rates ran $50 to $139 a month in our research [2][1]. We found no published concierge pediatric fee to compare, so we cannot say how much cheaper.

Do concierge pediatricians take insurance?

Concierge practices in general keep billing insurance for covered care [9]. Ask each pediatric practice which services it bills to your plan.

Sources

9 cited
  1. Membership. KerixHealth (formerly Nextera Healthcare), seen 2026-10-17.
  2. Huntington Direct Primary Care listing. DPC Frontier Mapper, seen 2026-10-17.
  3. Physician Services: Concierge Care Characteristics and Considerations for Medicare (GAO-05-929). U.S. Government Accountability Office, Aug 12, 2005.
  4. Membership. Sollis Health, seen 2026-10-17.
  5. Notice 2026-5: health savings account rules for direct primary care service arrangements. Internal Revenue Service, Dec 9, 2025.
  6. Concierge medicine cost. PartnerMD, seen 2026-10-17.
  7. Pricing. Plum Health DPC, seen 2026-10-17.
  8. Contact a state medical board. Federation of State Medical Boards, read 2026-10-17.
  9. Concierge medicine and direct primary care growth (Health Affairs study, doi 10.1377/hlthaff.2025.00656). Johns Hopkins University Hub, Dec 18, 2025.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Talk with a licensed clinician about your own care.

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