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Common questions
Most people have questions before they join. Here are the ones we hear most.
$85 a month for an adult, $215 for a family (includes two parents and up to three children under 21, and each additional child is $40), $130 for seniors 65 and over. There is a one-time registration fee of $100 per individual or $200 per family. After that there are no copays and no per-visit charges. Membership covers all your visits, direct access to Dr. Nevett by text or phone, and the follow-up after. Most months, that's less than one urgent care copay.
Send us a message. Dr. Nevett answers fast, and many problems get resolved right there, with a photo and a conversation. If your child needs to be seen, we typically can arrange a same or next-day visit. No phone trees, no waiting rooms.
We recommend it for major events like hospitalizations, surgeries, or specialist procedures. But it’s not required. ON Care covers the everyday: the visits, the calls, the follow-up, the guidance. Some of our members pair their membership with a high-deductible plan and save money overall. Others come to us without insurance at all.
Yes. Our membership doesn't require insurance, and nothing about your care changes without it. You pay the flat monthly fee and get the same access and the same doctor as everyone else. For labs or imaging, members get cash pricing that often costs less than what insured patients end up paying.
Currently we don't accept Medicare, and the Seniors membership ($130 a month) is not available to Medicare patients. If you're 65 or older and not on Medicare, you can join like anyone else. If you are on Medicare, message us before enrolling; there are rules we'd need to walk through together first.
Any time you have a concern. You get her number from day one, and members text her directly, evenings and weekends included. Urgent and time sensitive issues get answered fast. Routine questions get a reply by the next business day.
Yes, from age 2. Families can be on the same plan with the same doctor. Kids get the same access and follow-up as everyone else.
For babies under 2, we recommend keeping an in-network pediatrician for the vaccine schedule and early checkups. Dr. Nevett is still there for member families in between: the rash question at 8 pm, the fever that won't go down. From age 2, children join as full members.
Yes. You choose what fits: come to the office in Weston or handle it by video or phone. Many things resolve virtually, and when something needs hands-on attention, Dr. Nevett will tell you plainly and see you in person.
Yes. The rules vary by plan, so confirm with your administrator before enrolling. We can provide documentation if needed.
Visits and follow-up are included in the membership. Labs and imaging are billed separately: you can use your insurance for them, or pay our member cash pricing, which often costs less than what insured patients end up paying. Prescriptions go to your pharmacy as usual, covered by your insurance if you have it.
A membership with your doctor. You pay a flat monthly fee, we never bill insurance, and Dr. Nevett keeps her practice small so she has time for the people in it. We didn't invent this: direct primary care has been growing across the country for over a decade, with thousands of physicians choosing it because it lets them practice the way medicine is supposed to work. That's the whole model.
Similar idea, very different price. Concierge practices typically charge $2,000 to $5,000 a year and still bill insurance. We charge $85/mo and don’t bill insurance at all. We answer only to you.
Dr. Nevett refers you to trusted specialists and helps you navigate everything. She can prepare you before the visit, help translate their recommendations afterwards, and follow up until the issue is resolved. You're never navigating the system alone.
Yes. Dr. Nevett is Venezuelan and fully bilingual. All care is available in English or Spanish.
No. Most of our families are in Weston and nearby, but virtual visits cover much of what members need anywhere in Florida. If you're further out, message us and we'll be honest about whether it works for your situation.
Yes. Month to month. No long-term contracts.
Yes, this is where membership earns its keep. Dr. Nevett keeps her patient panel small, so chronic conditions get regular monitoring and follow-up that doesn't disappear between visits. You're not starting from zero at every appointment.
Yes. Dr. Nevett can prescribe GLP-1 medications when they're appropriate. For members, it starts as a private conversation with your doctor about your health, your history, and whether this is right for you. If you're thinking about it, reach out.