Direct Primary Care for Families in Bradenton, FL
One monthly membership gives your family a primary care provider who knows your names, answers your messages and sees you the same day when you are sick. Direct primary care for families in Bradenton, with the price listed below: $139 a month for an adult, $115 for a spouse and $50 for each child.
Cory Lucas, FNP-C, ENP, leads care at Mosaic Medicine. He is a nurse practitioner with 15 years in emergency medicine and primary care.
What a family pays each month
Membership is a flat monthly fee for each person. There is no charge per visit for the primary care the membership covers.
Drawn to scale: each tile’s area is what that person pays a month.
Executive Direct Primary Care
$139a month for each adult
This is the base membership. It covers one adult’s primary care.
Adding a spouse
$115a month
A spouse joins at a lower monthly rate than the first adult.
Children
$50a month for each child
Children ages 3 to 21 can join. Their care is limited to sick visits. The section below explains what that means.
Each additional child
$50a month for each child
To join
A $100 enrollment fee and a 3-month commitment
You agree to stay for at least 3 months, so the first visits are not a one-time trial.
A worked example. Two parents and two children pay $139 + $115 + $50 + $50, which is $354 a month, plus the one-time $100 enrollment fee.
What patients say
“I had a debilitating ear infection, it hurt so bad I texted him on a Sunday. He made me an appointment on Monday morning.”
“We were so nervous to find a new PCP after 19 years with the same one and we could not be happier with our decision to move to Mosaic.”
Book a visit to join
Tick Direct primary care on the form. In the last box, tell us who in your family wants to join and what has been hard about your current care. The office confirms your appointment and answers your questions about joining.
By sending this you agree to be contacted by Mosaic Medicine about your appointment. Nothing here is a medical record.
Where
3934 FL-64, Bradenton, FL 34208. Always accepting new patients.
One provider who knows your family
Most primary care practices see a new face every visit. A provider in a large insurance-based group manages thousands of patients and has minutes for each one. Here the panel is small, so your provider remembers last month’s visit without opening the chart.
The most patients a Mosaic Medicine direct primary care provider ever manages.
What insurance-based healthcare requires the average primary care provider to manage.
Both figures are the clinic’s own published numbers. For a family, that means one place to call when anyone is sick, and one provider who has the whole picture.
What is included in a family membership
Your membership covers the primary care your family uses most. Mosaic Medicine does not bill insurance for primary care, so there are no copays and no billing codes between you and your provider.
Long visits.
30 to 60 minutes with your provider, not a 7 to 15 minute slot.
Fast access.
Same-day or next-day appointments when someone is sick.
Direct contact.
Message or call your provider, or book a telehealth visit.
Everyday care.
Annual physicals, preventive screenings, chronic condition management and acute care.
Procedures and referrals.
In-office procedures, plus help coordinating with specialists.
The membership is not health insurance. It does not pay for hospital stays or emergency care, so keep a plan for those.
Care for children ages 3 to 21
Children ages 3 to 21 can join with a parent. Their membership covers acute care and sick visits: fevers, ear infections, sore throats, injuries that need a look.
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It does not cover growth and development visits or wellness visits. A pediatric provider should follow your child for those, along with developmental and cognitive screening, vision and hearing testing and vaccinations.
That split keeps each job with the right provider. We take the sick child on a Tuesday afternoon, and your pediatric provider keeps the schedule of checkups.
What happens when someone is sick at night or on a weekend
You do not reach an answering service. Calls after hours and on weekends go straight to our office manager.
Step 1
The office manager takes the details and contacts the provider on call.
Step 2
The provider replies by text or phone call.
Step 3
If you need a prescription, the provider can send it.
Step 4
The office manager books any follow-up visit.
You are not left to decide between waiting and the emergency room on your own. For a true emergency, call 911.
Is a membership right for your family?
A membership works best when you want one provider you can reach and plan to stay.
If you are not sure, book a visit and ask. We would rather tell you it is not the right fit than have you find out later.
It tends to fit if:
- You are tired of a new provider every year.
- You want time at each visit to ask your questions.
- You want to book for a sick child without a long wait.
- You are comfortable with a nurse practitioner as your primary care provider.
It may not fit if:
- You need a pediatric provider for a child under 3.
- You want only one visit. The membership has a 3-month commitment.
- You want the fee to work like insurance. It does not.
- Your plan requires an in-network physician for referrals. Check with your plan first.
Who you will see
Cory Lucas, FNP-C, ENP
Founder and Director of Executive Medicine. Board certified in Primary Care and Emergency Medicine.
Cory has more than 15 years of clinical experience as a primary care and emergency medicine nurse practitioner, a career that began as a U.S. Army medic. After fifteen years treating disease in the emergency room that attentive primary care could have caught earlier, he built Mosaic Medicine around time and access.
Questions families ask before joining
An adult membership is $139 a month. A spouse is $115 a month, and each child is $50 a month. There is a one-time $100 enrollment fee. Two parents and two children pay $354 a month.
Yes. Membership has a 3-month commitment, so we can build the relationship that makes it worth having.
Children from age 3 to 21 can join. Younger children are not accepted.
No. Children’s coverage is for sick visits and acute care. A pediatric provider should handle wellness visits, developmental screening, vision and hearing tests and vaccinations.
Our office manager answers after-hours calls. They gather the details and reach the provider on call, who replies by text or phone and can send a prescription. The office manager books any follow-up.
No. It is not insurance. It covers primary care. Hospital stays and emergency care still need coverage.
Not for primary care. Mosaic Medicine does not bill insurance for primary care visits.
Book a visit with the form above, or call or text (941) 777-5665. The office confirms your appointment.
Join a family primary care practice in Bradenton that answers the phone
If your family has gone through providers or waited weeks to be seen, a membership gives you one place to call. Mosaic Medicine welcomes families from Bradenton, Palmetto, Ellenton and Parrish at our clinic on FL-64. Book a visit to see whether direct primary care for families fits yours.