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What Patients Ask Us
Whether you're weighing membership, wondering what direct primary care actually means, or trying to understand if Crescent Medical is right for your life stage, these are the questions patients ask us most. If you don't see yours here, reach out. We're happy to talk it through.
Frequently asked questions
General
Yes. Dr. Jaffrey provides perimenopause and menopause care, with both hormonal and nonhormonal options, as part of comprehensive primary care built around your full health picture, not treated as a stand-alone concern. That includes help with hot flashes, night sweats, sleep changes, mood shifts, and brain fog.
Membership includes ongoing primary care with Dr. Jaffrey: preventive visits, chronic-condition management, medication review, and care coordination across labs, imaging, and specialists. It is not health insurance; laboratory testing, imaging, specialist visits and e-consults, selected procedures, and medications are priced separately.
The Crescent Method is Dr. Jaffrey's approach to whole-person, life-stage-specific care for patients who want to go beyond standard membership. It's built around your individual goals and symptoms, with scope and pricing discussed and disclosed during a consultation.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Dr. Jaffrey offers evidence-based medical weight management, including FDA-approved medications such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, as part of a broader plan built around your metabolic health.
Yes. Non-member visits are available by appointment for patients who aren't enrolled in membership but need to be seen. Labs, medications, and follow-up visits are billed separately.
No. Membership is a flat monthly fee for your ongoing relationship with Dr. Jaffrey. It does not replace health insurance, and laboratory testing, imaging, specialist visits and e-consults, selected procedures, medications, and vaccines are priced separately. Direct primary care does not provide emergency, hospital, or specialist care, so most members keep insurance for those needs.
Visits commonly run 45 to 60 minutes, giving Dr. Jaffrey the time to actually understand what's happening with your health, not just address a single symptom.
Crescent Medical cares for adolescents and adults, including families looking for a long-term family doctor. The youngest age we accept is 12.
Dr. Jaffrey coordinates referrals and stays involved in your care across specialists, testing, and treatment plans, including knowing when specialist care is needed. E-consults can also bring in specialist insight quickly, so you don't have to wait months for next steps.
Direct primary care membership is $150 per month, with a one-time $299 initial consultation and enrollment fee. Laboratory testing, imaging, specialist visits and e-consults, selected procedures, and medications are priced separately and discussed before you commit to anything.
Membership is $150 a month, $1,800 a year, plus a one-time $299 initial consultation, for a first-year total of $2,099. Crescent Medical's membership is priced to reflect a deliberately smaller patient panel, longer visits of 45 to 60 minutes, and Dr. Jaffrey's two decades of clinical and healthcare-outcomes leadership: a different model than lower-cost, higher-volume direct primary care memberships in the metro area.
GLP-1 treatment, whether for weight loss or cardiovascular risk reduction, is offered within Dr. Jaffrey's Wellness & Prevention Programs, and every program includes basic membership. It is not offered as a stand-alone injection program.
Yes. HSA funds can be used for the $150 monthly membership. Membership does not include labs, imaging, programs, or medications, which are billed separately. Because every plan is different, please check with your tax advisor or benefits administrator.
Crescent Medical is in northwest Oklahoma City at 5100 N. Brookline Ave., Suite 675, Oklahoma City, OK 73112, near May Avenue and NW 50th Street, minutes from Nichols Hills, The Village, and INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center. We care for patients from across the metro, including Mayfair, Belle Isle, Lake Hefner, Warr Acres, Bethany, northern Moore, and southern Edmond.
Yes. Because Crescent keeps its patient panel deliberately small, openings are limited. Once current openings fill, we will start a waitlist, and patients seeking primary prevention are given priority. The best first step is a discovery call, so we can talk about your health, your goals, and whether Crescent is the right fit.
Yes. Dr. Jaffrey offers executive physicals for individuals and works with employers on direct-to-employer health partnerships. Executive physicals and employer programs are priced separately from membership, and pricing is reviewed with you before you begin.
GLP-1 medications and related services are priced separately from membership, and the cost depends on the medication and your plan. Dr. Jaffrey reviews all pricing with you before you begin.
Yes. Members can schedule telehealth visits with Dr. Jaffrey when an in-person visit isn't needed. One in-office visit is required each year.
Yes. Members may send messages at any time, with routine requests reviewed during office hours. Limited after-hours guidance may be available for concerns that cannot wait until the next business day, but immediate responses are not guaranteed. Please use urgent care when prompt evaluation is needed and call 911 for emergencies.
Not exactly. Crescent Medical is a Direct Primary Care practice. Its pricing is not concierge-level, but its panel size is, so members get the time and attention of a concierge experience without the concierge price point, plus optional wellness and prevention programs.
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