Concierge Primary Care in Franklin, MA

What concierge primary care means at DC Medical

Concierge primary care replaces the rushed, hard-to-reach experience of a traditional practice with a membership relationship: a direct line to your physician, more time in every visit, and proactive attention to how you actually feel and function. At DC Medical in Franklin, that care is delivered through a mix of in-person and virtual visits so you can be seen the way that fits your week.

Membership options

Concierge primary care at DC Medical is delivered through the Peak Health memberships. Peak Essentials is the core membership that includes it; Peak Premier adds regenerative care on top.

What a first conversation can cover

A first visit is a chance to explain what you want from a primary care relationship. You may be looking for more time, direct access to one physician, a way to review existing lab work, or a care model that connects primary care with hormone optimization and longevity planning. The goal is not to select a tier from a headline. The goal is to understand whether the practice model fits your needs.

Dr. David Cunningham reviews your health history, current concerns, available labs or imaging, and the goals you bring to the visit. That information helps shape what is discussed next. Candidacy, care priorities, and the use of virtual or in-office visits are individualized. The practice does not promise that concierge care is the right answer for everyone.

Concierge primary care is also not a replacement for emergency care or hospital services. When a situation needs a different setting, the membership relationship can still give you a physician who knows your context and can help you understand the next conversation. The site describes the membership model and what is outside it so patients can ask clear questions before joining.

How to compare concierge care in Franklin

When comparing practices, look at the parts of access that affect daily care. Who do you reach first? Does the physician know your history? Are visits designed to allow a full conversation? Is the price published? Can follow-up happen virtually when appropriate? What happens with labs, imaging, specialist care, or hospital care that is outside the membership?

• Physician access. Ask whether the relationship is directly with the physician or routed through a larger system.
• Visit format. Confirm which visits happen at the Franklin office and which can be virtual for established patients.
• Scope. Separate primary care from hormone programs, regenerative services, and outside testing or referrals.
• Price. Compare the published monthly fee and the inclusions, not just a low entry headline.
• Continuity. Ask how the physician will use prior visits, lab results, and goals in future decisions.

The Franklin concierge care guide walks through these questions in a checklist format. The practice facts page gathers the address, physician, pricing, and care format for a quick verification pass.

What each Peak Health membership includes

Peak Essentials is $499 per month and includes concierge primary care through a mix of in-person and virtual care. Peak Premier is $999 per month and includes the Essentials model plus four regenerative medicine sessions each month. Peak Longevity is $299 per month, exclusively virtual, and does not include primary care.

The distinctions matter. Someone seeking a longevity-focused virtual relationship without primary care may want to discuss Peak Longevity. Someone seeking an ongoing primary care relationship may be comparing Essentials and Premier. Someone who wants regenerative sessions within that ongoing relationship may want to ask about Premier. The first visit is where the practice can discuss fit and the details that apply to you.

Membership pricing is separate from the HRT program, P-Long, and ULTIMALE. The HRT program is $900 for three months and includes labs, medications, and direct MD oversight. Other programs have their own published descriptions and prices. A membership conversation should make that distinction clear.

Primary care connected to the rest of your health picture

DC Medical is organized around four connected pillars: Men’s Health and Hormone Optimization, Regenerative Medicine, Longevity, and Concierge Primary Care. That organization can be useful when your first question changes over time. You might begin with primary care and later ask about hormone testing. You might begin with a longevity membership and want to understand what primary care includes. The practice has a page for each of those starting points.

Connection does not mean every service is bundled into every membership. Peak Longevity does not include primary care. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier include primary care, and Premier adds regenerative sessions. The HRT program is a defined three-month program. Reading the details before requesting a visit makes the conversation more efficient.

Franklin office and virtual care

DC Medical is located at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038. The practice serves Franklin and surrounding Massachusetts communities. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier use a mix of in-person and virtual care. Peak Longevity is exclusively virtual. Ask the practice which parts of your care require the office and which can be handled remotely.

If your goal is a direct comparison, start with the criteria above and then review the full Peak Health membership page. When you are ready to discuss fit, use the request-a-visit flow or call the office at (508) 593-9673.

What ongoing care asks of both sides

A membership relationship works best when the patient and physician have a clear understanding of the next step. Patients can bring their goals, questions, and relevant history. The practice can explain what information it needs, which services are included, how follow-up works, and when in-person care is needed. That shared clarity matters more than a promise that every concern can be handled in one visit.

Concierge primary care also has boundaries. A membership does not make emergency or hospital care unnecessary, and it does not automatically include every lab, imaging study, specialist visit, or procedure. Ask where those boundaries are before joining. The answer gives you a more realistic view of the relationship and the total care path.

DC Medical connects primary care with hormone optimization, regenerative medicine, longevity, and men’s health, but each program has its own scope. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier include concierge primary care. Peak Premier adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month. The HRT program is separate, priced at $900 for three months, and includes labs, medications, and direct MD oversight.

Dr. David Cunningham · 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038 · Virtual & in-office