Core Family Practice
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What is Core Family Practice?
Core Family Practice is a direct primary care practice founded in 2016. It works on a monthly membership model and does not bill insurance companies directly. It has two offices, so ask the one you would use for its address and hours. Its physicians are Ricky Haug, MD, Michele Sheptock, DO, Dana Beeson, DO, Paul Yerkes, MD, Richard Francesco, DO, and Alexandra Cohn, MD.
Its main work is primary care, with services such as asthma, blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, migraines, mental health, thyroid management and STD testing. Its menu also lists men's health, women's health, pediatrics, sports medicine and aesthetic medicine. Weight management is one item that all memberships include, and Dana Beeson, DO, is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine. It does not name a GLP-1, hormone therapy, peptide or longevity service. Virtual primary care is included as well.
What does it cost?
Memberships are priced by person or household. An adult membership for those 25 and older is $85 a month. A child membership is $70 a month, or $50 with an adult. A couple membership is $160 a month, and a family membership for two adults and two children is $210 a month, with extra children at $30 a month. A business membership is $80 a month per employee for five or more employees. Custom memberships are listed as price varies. Home visits for members cost $50 for a nurse or $100 for a doctor. Office visits have no co-pays, and memberships include an in-house pharmacy and reduced cost lab work, though it does not publish those prices.
It does not publish a consultation fee or say whether medication is included in the membership fee. It does not publish cancellation terms or a commitment period. In its own words: "We do not require or bill health insurance of any kind."
What should you ask before you book?
Ask whether the membership fee covers any medication and, if so, which one. Ask who writes any prescription, and whether a medication would be brand-name or compounded. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost beyond the membership. Ask whether it offers GLP-1, hormone, peptide or longevity care, since none is named. Ask how cancellation works and whether a commitment period applies. Ask what the specialist consultations through its partner Thea Health cost, since it describes them as at no cost to patients.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want a membership primary care practice with virtual visits and an in-house pharmacy, and you mainly need everyday care with some weight management support from a board-certified obesity medicine physician. If you want a named GLP-1, hormone or peptide program, call first and ask the questions above, since none is published.
Sources: corefamilypractice.com, corefamilypractice.com/blog/the-truth-about-perimenopause, corefamilypractice.com/about-core-family-practice, corefamilypractice.com/contact-us, corefamilypractice.com/primary-care-services, corefamilypractice.com/faqs
Services Offered
What we confirmed
Read off Core Family Practice’s own website on 2026-10-25. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Medical weight loss — listed on their site as “Weight Management” source
Hours
Monday - Friday 8am - 3:30pm