Frequently Asked Questions
What’s included in the membership?
Membership provides direct access to your physician and a structured preventive care program focused on long-term health optimization.
Members receive significantly more physician involvement than traditional primary care typically allows. Your care plan may include:
• Comprehensive wellness evaluations
• Cardiometabolic risk monitoring
• Hormone optimization when clinically appropriate
• Preventive diagnostic planning
• Personalized health and longevity strategy
• Coordination of laboratory testing and advanced diagnostics
• Secure messaging with your physician for medical questions
• Priority appointment scheduling when available
Rather than addressing isolated symptoms during short visits, the program focuses on ongoing physician oversight and long-term health strategy.
Many members value having a single physician who understands their health data over time and actively manages prevention rather than reacting to illness.
How is this different from traditional primary care?
Traditional primary care is often limited by time constraints, insurance structures, and high patient volumes. Many physicians must manage thousands of patients, which typically means shorter visits and reactive treatment once symptoms appear.
Khan Longevity Care is structured differently.
Enrollment is intentionally limited so physicians can provide direct, continuous involvement in each patient’s care. This allows for:
• Longer, more in-depth physician visits
• Earlier detection of potential health risks
• Ongoing biomarker monitoring
• Personalized preventive strategies
• Direct communication with your physician when questions arise
Instead of waiting for disease to develop, the focus is on identifying risk early and maintaining long-term health, performance, and quality of life.
For many members, this approach provides the type of proactive, physician-guided care that traditional healthcare systems often struggle to deliver.
Do I still use insurance?
Yes. Your existing insurance can still be used for many medical services.
The membership fee covers the physician’s time, access, and preventive care oversight, which are typically not reimbursed through insurance.
However, medically necessary services such as laboratory testing, imaging, or specialist referrals may still be billed to your insurance if they are covered under your plan.
Many members find this structure beneficial because it allows their physician to focus on preventive care and personalized treatment decisions without the restrictions often imposed by insurance reimbursement models.
What happens if I need a specialist?
When specialty care is needed, your physician coordinates the process directly.
This includes helping determine the appropriate specialist, arranging diagnostic testing when necessary, and communicating clinical findings to ensure continuity of care.
Because your physician maintains an ongoing understanding of your health history, risk factors, and diagnostic results, referrals can be more targeted and efficient than traditional referral processes.
Many members appreciate having a physician who helps guide medical decisions rather than navigating complex healthcare systems alone.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Members can schedule appointments directly through our secure member portal or by contacting the office.
Because enrollment is limited, appointments are typically more flexible and responsive than traditional primary care scheduling.
Depending on membership tier and availability, many members are able to schedule same-day or next-day visits when needed.
The program is designed to provide convenient physician access and ongoing communication, allowing medical questions or concerns to be addressed before they become larger issues.
