Concierge medicine on Long Island: fees and DPC

Q: Does Medicare pay for concierge care?

No. Medicare does not cover concierge membership fees.

Q: Does New York have a direct primary care law?

DPC Frontier lists no DPC law for New York.

Concierge and longevity medicine on Long Island

On Long Island you can pay as little as $75 a month for adult direct primary care, per a Huntington practice's listing on the DPC Frontier map (an aggregator, not the practice's own site), or $4,000 a year and up for a Sollis Health membership serving New York and the Hamptons, both seen October 17, 2026 ^[1]^[2]. Most concierge practices here do not post prices.

Updated Oct 17, 2026By the Wellchosen Health editorial team

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Long Island's buyers

Median household income is $146,202 in Nassau and $130,686 in Suffolk, and about 20% of residents in each county are 65 or older ^[3]^[4]. Both figures are higher than Seattle's $123,860 median and 13.0% share over 65 ^[6]. That mix supports both retainer practices for retirees and urgent-access memberships for working families.

Published prices on and near Long Island

Membership fees we could find
Practice	Model	Fee	Source
Huntington Direct Primary Care (listing)	DPC	$50 ages 5 to 19; $75 ages 19 to 64; $115 ages 65+ per month	^[1]
Sollis Health Signature	Concierge, on-site imaging	From $4,000/year	^[2]
MDVIP physician, Bronxville NY	Concierge, bills insurance	$2,930/year + $70 lab	^[7]
One Medical	Hybrid membership	$199/year	^[8]

Seen Oct 17, 2026. The Huntington prices come from the DPC Frontier mapper, not the practice's own site; confirm with the practice.

See every fee we track in the Concierge Fee Index, and compare models in concierge vs direct primary care.

The Hamptons

Sollis Health lists New York and the Hamptons among its locations. Its Signature membership includes a welcome consultation, care coordination, on-site X-ray, CT, ultrasound, MRI and labs, and priority specialist referrals ^[2]. That is closer to private urgent care than to traditional concierge primary care, so check whether you still need a separate primary care doctor.

Medicare and HSA rules

Medicare does not cover concierge membership fees. A doctor who accepts assignment cannot charge extra for services Medicare covers, and must give you an Advance Beneficiary Notice for noncovered items in the fee ^[9]. For HSA holders, federal rules since January 1, 2026 let DPC fees up to $150 a month for one person be paid from the HSA, but not fees for practices that also bill insurance ^[10]. New York has no state DPC law, per DPC Frontier ^[5]. See concierge medicine and Medicare.

Longevity testing

Prenuvo lists a New York location; its Whole Body scan costs $2,499 and its New York Executive bundle $4,499 ^[11]^[12]. The American College of Radiology does not recommend total-body MRI screening for people without symptoms ^[13]. A coronary calcium scan usually costs $100 to $150 ^[14]. Galleri, a blood test for multiple cancers, lists at $949 and has not been cleared or approved by FDA ^[15]. Compare options in the longevity guide.

Checklist

Confirm the doctor's license with the NYS Office of the Professions ^[16].
Get the fee schedule, what it covers and the refund policy in writing.
Ask whether the practice bills your insurance or Medicare for visits.
Ask how after-hours care works.

Nearby: New York City, New Jersey and Boston. Our concierge doctor guide and concierge overview explain more.

Questions people ask

How much does concierge medicine cost on Long Island?

Prices we found range from $75 a month for adult DPC at a Huntington practice, per its DPC Frontier listing, to $4,000 a year and up for Sollis Health, seen October 17, 2026 ^[1]^[2].

Is there concierge medicine in the Hamptons?

Sollis Health lists the Hamptons among its locations, with Signature memberships from $4,000 a year ^[2].

Does Medicare pay for concierge care?

No. Medicare does not cover concierge membership fees ^[9].

Can I use my HSA for DPC on Long Island?

Since January 1, 2026, DPC fees up to $150 a month for one person can be paid from an HSA if the practice does not bill insurance separately ^[10].

Does New York have a direct primary care law?

DPC Frontier lists no DPC law for New York ^[5].

What does a Galleri test cost?

Galleri lists at $949 and is not covered by Medicare or most insurers; it has not been cleared or approved by FDA ^[15].