Peak Health · Franklin, Massachusetts

Peak Health Memberships in Franklin, MA

DC Medical offers three published Peak Health membership paths. Peak Longevity is $299 per month and exclusively virtual. Peak Essentials is $499 per month with concierge primary care. Peak Premier is $999 per month and adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month.

03DC Medical · Franklin, MA

Choose the relationship before choosing the tier

A membership is a way to structure an ongoing physician relationship. It is not simply a bundle of isolated services. The useful starting question is what kind of access and care format you want. Do you want a virtual longevity relationship without primary care? Do you want concierge primary care in Franklin? Do you want primary care plus regenerative sessions?

DC Medical makes those choices visible through three Peak Health memberships. The prices are published on the site, and each tier identifies what it includes. That makes the comparison practical for people who want to understand the model before requesting a visit.

Memberships do not replace the need for an individual conversation. Your health history, goals, and the care setting that fits you should guide the decision. The practice can explain what is inside a membership and what remains separate.

The three Peak Health options

Peak Longevity, $299 per month

Peak Longevity is the entry path for structured longevity and prevention care. It is exclusively virtual and does not include primary care. It can suit a patient who wants a longevity-focused relationship delivered remotely, but the right fit still depends on the goals discussed with the practice.

Peak Essentials, $499 per month

Peak Essentials includes concierge primary care. The format combines in-person care at the Franklin practice with virtual care. It is the core membership for someone who wants direct physician access and an ongoing primary care relationship connected to the DC Medical model.

Peak Premier, $999 per month

Peak Premier includes the Peak Essentials model and adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month. The membership therefore combines concierge primary care with an ongoing regenerative option. Ask which sessions are appropriate for your goals and how the practice plans the care.

Membership comparison at a glance

  • Peak Longevity. $299 per month, exclusively virtual, no primary care.
  • Peak Essentials. $499 per month, concierge primary care, in-person and virtual care.
  • Peak Premier. $999 per month, Peak Essentials plus four regenerative medicine sessions each month.

The price difference is tied to the stated scope. Peak Longevity is virtual and longevity focused. Essentials adds primary care. Premier adds regenerative sessions to Essentials. If you are comparing membership medicine in Franklin, put the care format and the inclusion next to the price rather than comparing monthly numbers alone.

What concierge primary care means here

Concierge primary care at DC Medical is built around direct physician access, longer visits, and continuity with Dr. David Cunningham. It is intended to give a patient more room for a complete conversation than a rushed, episodic visit. The practice uses a mix of in-person and virtual care for Essentials and Premier.

Ask how a first visit works, how existing labs or imaging are reviewed, and what follow-up looks like. Ask what happens with labs, imaging, expert care, emergency care, and hospital care that fall outside the membership. These are normal questions, and a clear answer helps you understand the full relationship.

Read the concierge primary care overview and the Franklin comparison page before requesting a visit.

How the memberships connect to DC Medical’s pillars

DC Medical organizes the practice around Men’s Health and Hormone Optimization, Regenerative Medicine, Longevity, and Concierge Primary Care. A membership gives you a structured place to begin. It does not mean every service in the practice is automatically included.

For example, the HRT program is separate from the memberships. It is $900 for three months and includes labs, medications, and direct MD oversight. P-Long and ULTIMALE are also defined programs with their own published prices. A conversation with the practice can clarify whether a membership, a program, or a combination is relevant.

Peak Premier’s four regenerative medicine sessions each month are part of that membership inclusion. The regenerative medicine page describes the listed modalities, including Medical Shockwave, Deep Tissue Laser, Exosome P-Shots, Botox P-Shots, Hyperbaric Oxygen, and Red Light Therapy.

Virtual and in-office care in Franklin

DC Medical is located at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038. Peak Longevity is exclusively virtual. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier use a mix of in-person and virtual visits. The practice can clarify which visits, evaluations, lab work, or sessions need the Franklin office and which follow-ups may be handled remotely for established patients.

This format can matter to people who live in Wrentham, Foxboro, Mansfield, Canton, or other surrounding communities. It is reasonable to ask how often you should expect to travel and whether a virtual visit is appropriate for the part of care you are considering.

Questions to ask before enrolling

  • Which membership includes the kind of care I want?
  • Is primary care included in the tier I am considering?
  • Is the membership exclusively virtual or mixed format?
  • What do the regenerative sessions include, and which are appropriate to discuss?
  • Which labs, imaging, referrals, emergency care, or hospital care are outside the membership?
  • How will Dr. Cunningham use my history and follow-up information?
  • Can I compare the membership with the separate HRT program?

These questions turn a broad membership decision into a practical conversation. You do not need to decide that one tier is best before speaking with the practice.

Request a membership conversation

Call (508) 593-9673 or use the request-a-visit flow to discuss membership fit. Keep private health information out of online forms. The practice can review the care model, the current published prices, and the next step.

How to compare the relationship, not just the price

A membership comparison should include access, format, physician continuity, and scope. A lower monthly price may reflect a narrower service, while a higher tier may add a different kind of access or a defined set of sessions. Ask what you are paying for, how the physician relationship works, and what is still separate. DC Medical publishes the three Peak Health prices so a prospective member can begin that conversation with specific information.

Peak Longevity is $299 per month and exclusively virtual. Peak Essentials is $499 per month and includes concierge primary care. Peak Premier is $999 per month and adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month. These are distinct choices, not a ladder that every patient must climb.

Memberships and personal goals

Some people want a virtual longevity relationship. Others want primary care with a physician who can keep a longer view of their history. Others want to ask about regenerative medicine within an ongoing primary care relationship. The right starting point depends on the goals you bring to the practice and the format you can realistically use.

The membership does not guarantee a medical result. It organizes access and included services. Candidacy for any separate program or regenerative modality is determined during a physician evaluation. If the HRT program is part of your question, it is listed separately at $900 for three months with labs, medications, and direct MD oversight.

What to confirm before joining

Ask when visits are in person, when they may be virtual, whether labs or imaging are outside the membership, how specialist or hospital care is handled, and how the practice communicates the next step. Ask whether the physician relationship matches what you are looking for. The Franklin concierge comparison offers a broader checklist, while the primary care overview focuses on the Essentials and Premier tiers.

DC Medical is located at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038. Call (508) 593-9673 or request a visit when you are ready to discuss fit. Keep private health information out of the online flow.

Frequently asked questions

What Peak Health memberships does DC Medical offer?

DC Medical offers Peak Longevity at $299 per month, Peak Essentials at $499 per month, and Peak Premier at $999 per month. Peak Longevity is exclusively virtual and does not include primary care. Essentials includes concierge primary care, and Premier adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month.

How much is Peak Longevity?

Peak Longevity is $299 per month. It is an exclusively virtual longevity and prevention membership and does not include primary care.

What is included in Peak Essentials?

Peak Essentials is $499 per month and includes concierge primary care through a mix of in-person and virtual care with DC Medical in Franklin, Massachusetts.

What is included in Peak Premier?

Peak Premier is $999 per month. It includes the Peak Essentials model and adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month.

Are Peak Health memberships virtual or in person?

Peak Longevity is exclusively virtual. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier use a mix of in-person care at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100 in Franklin and virtual care.

Does Peak Longevity include primary care?

No. Peak Longevity is an exclusively virtual longevity membership and does not include primary care. Peak Essentials and Peak Premier include concierge primary care.

How do I compare memberships with the HRT program?

Memberships create an ongoing care relationship. The HRT program is a separate $900 three-month program that includes labs, medications, and direct MD oversight. Request a visit to discuss which option fits your goals.

DC Medical · Dr. David Cunningham · 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038 · Phone: (508) 593-9673

Peak Health · Franklin, MA

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