Being an established, active patient of Vibrant Kids Pediatrics requires enrollment in a Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership plan. A membership plan is an annual contract that gives you access to all the services covered by the plan. Our DPC membership contract is provided for your approval during the enrollment process. You—as the parent or […]
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The past twelve months at Vibrant Kids have been all about resuming our growth—growth now at overflowing. We just completed the busiest month—in terms of total patient encounters—in our nine year history. As a result we must take the decision, one that we have seen coming for several months now, to press pause on accepting
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We are currently hiring for a full-time Medical Assistant position with phlebotomy certification. We are seeking a candidate with 3-5 years of clinical experience. Having a phlebotomy certification is a requirement for consideration, and having pediatric phlebotomy experience is significant plus. The position also requires light front-office administrative duties to include patient check-in / check-out,
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You may update your Direct Primary Care (DPC) enrollment by using the self-service membership portal. Managing your membership is simple, given two things: To access your membership account, use the “Membership Portal” link found above or at the top of any page on our website. You will first be asked to enter your registered email
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If you are new to us or leaving us at Vibrant Kids Pediatrics, you may use the following records release form to request that your prior pediatrician’s office send your child(ren)’s medical records to us or for us to send the medical records to your new pediatrician’s office. Please return the completed form(s) to your
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No. We are a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice. To be a patient you must be enrolled in a DPC membership plan. DPC membership fees are cash-only, and not billable to any third-party payer.
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Yes. We are a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice. To be a patient you must be enrolled in a DPC membership plan.
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Enrolling in a Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership is as simple as completing the online enrollment form. As simple as it is, there are, however, a couple of things that must be properly selected for your enrollment to be completed correctly. Please carefully follow the instructions outlined below to ensure there are no issues in
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Our pilot Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership program launched in January 2021 has been a great success. As a result, we are converting to a full DPC practice with the goal of operating as such by January 1, 2024. Once fully converted we will no longer provide services using the fee-for-service (FFS) payment model accepting
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No. Under current law membership and/or “concierge” fees are not reimbursable with the funds in an HRA plan. Please contact your local, state and/or federal representative(s) to push for the necessary legal changes to allow these fees to be reimbursed under HRA plans.
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Yes, we do have patient families that use an HSA credit card for payment of their membership fees. We advise you to consult with your plan’s sponsor to verify that membership or “concierge” fees are payable under your plan’s rules, and know that you are solely responsible for your decision to use an HSA credit
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Yes. You may use your “insurance” for services rendered by providers outside of our office, e.g. lab testing and diagnostic imaging. We can keep your policy information on file for inclusion in the prescriptions, orders and referrals we write for services not provided by us. If you do choose to use your “insurance” for an
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