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Concierge medicine is a healthcare membership program where you pay a monthly or annual retainer for all-inclusive access to Dr. Toll. You have 24-hour access to Dr. Toll, including a cell phone number and email, telemedicine services including virtual appointments via the EVisit® app, and access to same-day appointment scheduling. All visits whether in person or online are free with the annual membership. Additionally, Dr. Toll sees his own inpatients at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, so you will not be seen by a hospitalist doctor who does not know you and your family.
An average primary care provider has between 2,500-3,000 patients and, as a result, often needs to see 20 or more patients every day. This means that you have short appointments and often run out of time before you have a chance to ask questions.
However, Dr. Toll sees a limited number of patients to ensure he’s able to spend enough time with you and have a comprehensive understanding of your health needs. He makes it his priority to provide the treatment and attention you need. In addition, he provides holistically-focused preventive care to improve your overall health and wellness.
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