Koretz Family Health provides physician-owned direct primary care in Asheville through a yearly membership model and extended visits with Dr. Leslie Koretz.
Asheville patients seeking direct primary care
Patients who prefer yearly membership-based physician care
Vital Roots Natural Medicine provides Asheville integrative care from a PA-C specializing in psychiatry, herbalism, women’s health, and complex conditions.
integrative mental health support for depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADD, or autism spectrum disorders
complex or unusual health conditions requiring lifestyle, nutrition, herbal, and medical approaches
Carolina Living & Learning Center is associated with a statewide TEACCH system offering autism services across the lifespan through seven North Carolina regional centers.
autistic individuals seeking services across different life stages
families seeking diagnostic evaluations or parent coaching
How much does concierge primary care cost in Asheville?
PrimeHealth Asheville lists a membership price of $2,450 per person per year. Koretz Family Health also uses a yearly direct-pay membership, but the provided information does not list its fee.
Which Buncombe County clinic offers same-day or next-day primary-care appointments?
PrimeHealth Asheville lists same-day or next-day appointments. Asheville Neurology Specialists reports new-patient scheduling about five to six months out, with uncontrolled epilepsy referrals prioritized.
Where can I get a DOT exam or workplace drug test in Asheville?
Mission WorkWell offers DOT exams, government physicals, fit-for-duty evaluations, breath alcohol testing, and five-, seven-, nine-, and 10-panel urine drug screens.
Do I need a referral for neurology care in Asheville?
Asheville Neurology Specialists lists patients without a physician referral as an avoid-if circumstance, so confirm referral requirements before scheduling. Its referrals are processed in one to two business days.
When should I use a primary-care clinic instead of emergency care?
Primary-care clinics are suited to routine checkups, chronic-condition management, preventive care, and minor procedures. PrimeHealth specifically lists emergency hospital or emergency-department services as outside its scope.