We welcome all patients regardless of race, color, religion, sex, including sexual orientation and transgender status, national origin, age and disability. Of note, at this time, Rahma Medical only sees patients 18+ years of age.
No, we are a membership-based primary care practice that focuses on delivering compassionate patient-centered healthcare. Once the practice has a stable foundation, we hope to establish a financial assistance program.
We provide patient-centered, compassionate, and exceptional care. Unlike corporate medicine models, we believe that the patient-physician relationship is a sacred trust.
Rahma Medical's membership model requires that you have both insurance and membership.
Your insurance remains an important part of your medical care. Membership helps make possible the kind of primary care we want to provide: more time with your physician, greater access, and help navigating your health over time.
We created Rahma Medical because good primary care takes time.
Patients should have time to ask their questions, understand a new diagnosis or treatment, and talk through what matters to them. And when several physicians are involved, someone should know the whole story and help the patient understand how all of the pieces fit together.
The membership model allows our physicians to care for fewer patients and build the kind of long-term physician-patient relationships that are at the heart of Rahma Medical.
Please reach out to us. Our team will be happy to talk with you about your insurance, answer any questions about membership, and help you get started with Rahma Medical.
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We collaborate with community organizations that can help provide financial assistance to prospective patients. These collaborations offer a pathway for patients to receive a reduced or fully waived membership fee. We do not want someone who wants to receive care at Rahma Medical to be afraid to have that conversation.
Yes. We believe primary care should help you navigate the rest of your healthcare, not simply hand you a referral.
When specialty care is needed, our goal is to help you understand the next step, identify appropriate specialists, and make sense of how their recommendations fit into your overall care. We want you to know that your primary-care physician remains involved and that you are not left to navigate the healthcare system alone.