Heirloom Family Medicine

About Heirloom Family Medicine

What is Heirloom Family Medicine?

Heirloom Family Medicine is a direct primary care practice at 12 Metro Park Road, Suite 208, Albany, NY 12205. It is near the Crossings of Colonie, within Keystone Physical Therapy. The phone number is 518-288-8318. Dr. Meghan Monthie, a board-certified family physician, created the practice and is the one prescriber the practice names. It opened in September 2025 and is listed on Google as a family practice physician, with a rating of 5 from 57 reviews.

Its main work is primary care for adults and children, offered on a membership basis. Its services include medically managed weight loss and hormone replacement therapy for (peri)menopausal symptoms, alongside contraception management, annual physicals, chronic disease management, sports and school physicals, and prescription refills. Its listed procedures include Nexplanon insertion and removal and medroxyprogesterone injections. Virtual care by message, phone, video or e-mail is offered, and visits are by appointment only. New patients are accepted in the Capital Region of New York by waitlist only.

What does it cost?

Membership is $250 per member per month for an individual, with a $600 per month family maximum. There is a one-time enrollment fee of $150 per member, with a $300 maximum per family. Paying the full annual membership up front brings a 10% discount. Members who are 100 years of age or older pay $1 per member per month. The practice does not publish prices for medically managed weight loss or hormone therapy, and it does not say whether medication is included in any membership price.

The membership does not cover labs, imaging, prescriptions, specialist care, surgeries or hospitalizations. Those are billed through insurance. The practice says it sees patients with all types of insurance. For patients who do not carry it, it says Dr. Meg will help coordinate care, including discounted lab pricing. In its own words, the practice is "NOT a substitute for health insurance." There is no long-term contract. To step away, the practice asks for 30 days' notice, and rejoining later is subject to availability and may carry a re-enrollment fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether any weight loss or hormone prescription is included in the monthly fee, since membership does not cover prescriptions. Ask which medication would be prescribed, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and what it costs each month. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost on top of the membership.

Ask whether the free virtual Meet & Greet is the only step before enrolling, or whether the first visit happens in person at the office. Ask which states virtual care covers, since none are named. Ask how long the waitlist runs, and how the 30 days' notice and any re-enrollment fee would work.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one physician to handle primary care along with weight management and hormone questions, you already have insurance or can cover prescriptions and labs elsewhere, and you can wait for an open spot. If you need a weight loss or hormone prescription included in the monthly fee, ask about that before you join the waitlist.

Sources: heirloomfamilymed.com, heirloomfamilymed.com/services, heirloomfamilymed.com/membership, heirloomfamilymed.com/faqs

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