Frequently Asked Questions

Concierge medicine is a membership-based model where patients pay an annual or monthly fee for enhanced physician access, longer appointments, and comprehensive care coordination. The core difference is panel size. A traditional primary care physician manages 2,000 to 2,500 patients. A concierge physician maintains a deliberately small panel — typically a few hundred — which allows for longer visits, same-day access, and a deeper physician-patient relationship built on continuity.

Yes. Your existing health insurance continues to function as it does now. Insurance covers eligible services such as labs, imaging, specialist visits, hospitalizations, and prescriptions. The concierge membership fee covers enhanced access, coordination, and services that fall outside standard insurance billing — such as extended appointments, direct physician communication, and wellness programming.

Tier 2 Concierge Care and Tier 3 Executive Concierge members have direct access to Dr. Baig's personal cell phone, along with secure messaging. Same-day or next-day appointments are standard for Tier 2 and Tier 3 when clinically appropriate. Tier 1 Access Care members receive priority scheduling, with appointments guaranteed within three days.

Dr. Baig personally coordinates referrals, shares relevant records, and follows up on specialist findings. The level of coordination depends on your tier — Tier 1 Access Care members receive physician-directed referrals and care coordination, Tier 2 Concierge Care members receive physician-led care coordination and specialist referrals, and Tier 3 Executive Concierge members receive priority coordination for advanced imaging and specialty diagnostics.

Every member receives a thorough annual evaluation including a detailed health history review, physical examination, age-appropriate screenings, and laboratory work. Tier 2 Concierge Care and Tier 3 Executive Concierge members receive two comprehensive lab panels per adult annually, with ongoing review of labs and health trends. Tier 3 adds an annual full body MRI preventative cancer screening and a monthly preventive risk assessment. Results are reviewed in a dedicated follow-up appointment with Dr. Baig — not via a portal message.

Couple memberships at Tier 2 and Tier 3 include children ages 5–21, up to 5 dependents, at no additional cost. Adult children ages 22–29 can enroll under a junior membership at $125/mo. Family enrollment details are covered during your enrollment consultation.

Memberships are offered on a month-to-month or annual basis. Annual memberships include a preferred rate. There are no multi-year contracts. To cancel, please provide written notice. Upon cancellation, billing continues through the current month and the following month (approximately 60 days), after which your membership ends.

Start by submitting an enrollment application through our website or calling the office directly at (928) 250-6835. After submission, a member of our team will schedule an enrollment consultation where we discuss your health priorities, review plan options, and finalize your membership. You are not charged until enrollment is confirmed.

Baig Medical Group operates in full compliance with HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations. All patient data is encrypted, transmitted securely, and accessible only to authorized care team members. Our complete Notice of Privacy Practices is available on our Privacy Policy page.

You can reach Dr. Baig by phone or secure message regardless of location. Please note that seasonal 6-month memberships cover care only while you are physically located in Arizona, because Dr. Baig is licensed to provide care in Arizona.

A superbill is an itemized receipt your doctor's office gives you after a visit. It lists every service provided during your appointment along with standardized medical codes that insurance companies use to identify and process claims.

Think of it like a detailed receipt from a restaurant, except instead of listing food items, it lists medical services, diagnoses, and the costs associated with each.

Important: You receive a superbill when your doctor is out-of-network with your insurance. Instead of billing your insurer directly, the doctor bills you, and you submit the superbill to your insurance for reimbursement.