Concierge Doctors in New York: $10,000/Year Example

Start with the kind of care you need

The Lanby and PrimaryMD describe ongoing primary care: prevention, everyday concerns, chronic conditions and follow-through with a care team. Sollis Signature focuses on urgent and emergency needs alongside your existing clinicians. These memberships serve different purposes, even when they share the concierge label.

Their annual fees are not single-visit prices. Dividing a membership by an assumed number of visits would ignore its services and commitment. If you need one visit, compare separately published cash offers instead. The separate Sollis pediatric primary-care program advertised in Southern California and South Florida is not a confirmed NYC option.

Sources: The Lanby FAQ (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD membership (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis membership (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis FAQ (source opens in a new tab)

Membership costs, family plans and billing

Compare the fee for your household with the actual payment schedule. A monthly equivalent does not make an annual membership cancellable every month.

The Lanby: Annual household tiers are $10,000, $9,000, $8,000 and $7,000 per person for the first, second, third and fourth-or-later members. Its current FAQ describes adult and pediatric membership from age 3. The non-refundable $1,500 initiation fee is due at registration; annual dues are charged at the baseline visit. The once-per-family initiation arrangement applies to family members enrolling on the same day.

After the baseline visit, The Lanby describes a one-year commitment. Its later cancellation policy takes effect at quarter-end with eligible prorated refunds. These are per-person membership fees, not one price covering the household.

PrimaryMD: Membership is for adults and costs $18,000 billed annually. The advertised $1,500 per month is an annual-price equivalent. The reviewed membership pages do not establish a household discount, initiation charge, payment-collection date or cancellation/refund schedule.

Sollis Signature: The published starting fee is $4,000 per year, not a family or personalized NYC quote. Its FAQ specifies annual billing with no month-to-month subscription; third-party installment financing is different. Account members can be added mid-cycle with prorated fees, except flat rates within 90 days of renewal. A complete NYC age/household schedule and cancellation terms were not established.

Sources: The Lanby pricing (source opens in a new tab) · The Lanby FAQ (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD NYC (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD membership (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis plans (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis membership (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis FAQ (source opens in a new tab)

What membership covers—and what you still pay for

The useful comparison is included care plus separate bills, rather than the membership fee alone. An included blood draw is not necessarily payment for every lab test, and referral coordination does not pay the specialist.

The Lanby: Its FAQ lists sick/well visits, a baseline assessment, care planning and messaging. Outside services and tests are billed separately. Its lab wording also places some lab costs outside membership, so we cannot establish that every lab charge is included. Prescription management does not establish payment for medicines.

PrimaryMD: Its membership page includes primary care, four annual at-home blood draws, two comprehensive panels, DEXA, VO₂ max and resting-metabolic-rate testing twice yearly, and one-time genome sequencing. Additional imaging or specialty studies can cost extra. Hospital care, outside specialists, procedures and medicines require separate coverage.

Sollis Signature: The homepage lists unlimited center visits, virtual care and navigation. Routine labs are included; specialty panels, allergy testing and cancer screening cost extra according to its FAQ. House calls and advanced imaging also carry additional fees. Referrals are included, but specialist visits are billed by the specialist.

Membership is not comprehensive health insurance. The Lanby operates outside insurance; PrimaryMD recommends retaining coverage for excluded care. Medicare does not cover concierge membership fees. Your copays, deductible and outside-care coverage remain separate from the published membership price.

Sources: The Lanby FAQ (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD membership (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD NYC (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis plans (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis FAQ (source opens in a new tab) · Medicare coverage (source opens in a new tab)

Access, appointments and joining a practice

Look at the office you can actually reach and the action you are taking. An inquiry, membership enrollment, a waitlist and a confirmed clinical appointment are different steps.

The Lanby: Online enrollment is offered in capped cohorts. The initiation payment reserves onboarding, not a specific appointment time. The FAQ describes a call followed by an in-person baseline visit; many follow-ups can be virtual. Partner after-hours support runs until 10pm, starting at 5pm on weekdays and 8am on weekends/holidays—not a 24-hour office schedule.

PrimaryMD: The next step is a membership conversation about fit and availability. Its NYC page identifies Hudson Yards as open and SoHo as an announced November 2026 opening with a waitlist. The Upper East Side care-network center is open around the clock; other offices and network centers have their own hours. A network center is not automatically your regular physician’s office.

Sollis: The next step is a personalized quote, which does not confirm an appointment or individual eligibility. Its FAQ describes one 24/7 flagship per region and 24/7 virtual care. Other centers have varying hours, so around-the-clock access does not mean every location is always open.

Before treating a location as a fit, distinguish an operating clinic from a future opening or network site. The links below document the published programs; live appointment inventory has not been established for these research listings.

Sources: The Lanby pricing (source opens in a new tab) · The Lanby FAQ (source opens in a new tab) · PrimaryMD NYC (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis plans (source opens in a new tab) · Sollis FAQ (source opens in a new tab)

Compare NYC membership options

Search New York practices by name or care type and compare published membership prices. The Lanby and PrimaryMD publish annual primary-care terms; Sollis offers a different urgent and emergency care membership. Each listing preserves billing terms and extra fees. These are independent programs, not confirmed OpenVisit partners.

Urgent and emergency care

Sollis emphasizes immediate urgent and emergency care access. Its Signature starting quote belongs in a separate care-scope comparison, rather than defining the floor for all NYC primary-care memberships. Confirm age, market and the specific quote.

Nearby metro options

Bronxville is outside New York City. A nearby program may be relevant if you can reach it, but it should not silently become a city-center comparison or a NYC starting-price claim.

Other NYC programs

Private Medical and Weill Cornell publish local program and care-team information. A missing public fee remains unknown; it does not become a guessed price or a price-qualified marketplace listing. Ask for the full written annual and enrollment schedule before comparing.

Continue in Find Care

Choose your location and compare current membership listings. Keep the membership period and eligibility visible while checking the practice’s original price source. An external price example does not establish a booking connection or partnership.

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