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Methodist rolls out Dallas concierge program and brings the doctor to you

See a doctor within minutes, not days.

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Sometimes a virtual visit is a quick and easy solution when you're not feeling your best, but what about when you need to see a doctor within minutes? Methodist Premier Wellness, under the direction of Dr. Callie Hollenshead, gives you unparalleled access to high-quality medical care, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Unlimited personalized access
For only $200 a month, patients can access a physician on their schedule. Through a phone call or via FaceTime, Skype, or video conference, you can immediately gets answers to your questions, receive a consultation, or arrange for a face-to-face visit within minutes instead of days. Prescriptions can be phoned in anywhere domestically, and the doctor can coordinate further care if necessary.

Care at home and away
Living life as a globe-trotter? Premier Wellness is available even when you're traveling — and before. Your concierge physician can help prepare for your trip with the necessary vaccinations, medications, or other precautions they feel are necessary. If you need acute medical care while away, your physician can help find you the best facilities nearby to treat your needs.

Same unparalleled services and care
Beyond just 24/7 access and answers, your concierge membership includes comprehensive health exams, immunizations, cancer screenings, blood test analysis, nutrition and exercise counseling, preventative and diagnostic dermatology, and other services specifically designed for your complete mind, body, and spirit health. For additional fees, cosmetic services such as Botox treatments, chemical peels, and Dermal fillers are also available.

Meet your concierge doctor
Dr. Hollenshead has dedicated her entire 10-year career to Methodist Health System, delivering compassionate, quality care to Dallas-area patients. Board certified in family medicine, Dr. Hollenshead earned her bachelor's degree at Southwestern University and her medical degree at the University of Texas at Houston. She completed her residency at the Conroe Medical Education Foundation.

Still have questions?
Dr. Hollenshead and the staff are hosting an open house on September 27, and will be on hand to answer all your questions about Premier Wellness. Stop by the Dallas office at 4101 Lomo Alto Dr. from 4-7 pm to learn more. Memberships will be available only to a limited number of patients.

Have questions now? you can learn more about the concierge service online at MethodistHealthSystem.org/PremierWellness or by calling 214-522-2700.

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