A different kind of medicine

Why Concierge Care?

If any of the below points sound familiar, concierge medicine may be exactly what you have been looking for.

Sound familiar?

Is getting to your primary care office becoming a challenge?

Do your visits feel rushed or too limited for the concerns you want to address?

Are you often unable to reach your clinician when you're sick or need guidance?

Do gaps in communication among your healthcare providers leave you feeling unsupported?

If you answered yes to any of these, Doc on the Block was built for you. Dr. Broyles visits you at home, listens fully, is there when you're sick, and stays connected with your care team—so you never have to navigate the system alone.

Traditional care vs. Doc on the Block

Traditional primary care
Doc on the Block
7–15 minute appointments
Unhurried visits of 60–120 minutes
Weeks to get an appointment
Same- or next-day access
You travel to the office
Dr. Broyles comes to your home
Rushed medication reviews
Thorough reconciliation at every visit
Fragmented specialist coordination
Single point of contact for all your care
Phone trees and portal messages
Direct access to Dr. Broyles

What makes it different

Time to actually listen

When a visit is not constrained to fifteen minutes, the conversation changes. Dr. Broyles can hear the full story — the subtle changes in energy, the new worry a family member noticed, the medication that has been causing side effects for months but never came up. That kind of listening is where good medicine begins.

Care in the place that matters most

A home visit reveals what no office visit can. How a patient moves through their own space. Whether the refrigerator has food. Whether the bathroom is a fall waiting to happen. Whether the pill organizer is being used correctly. The home is a clinical environment — and one of the most informative ones available.

A doctor who knows you

In a concierge practice, Dr. Broyles carries a small panel of patients — not hundreds. She knows your history, your values, your family, and your goals. When something changes, she notices. When a decision needs to be made, she already understands what matters to you.

Fewer hospitalizations

Research consistently shows that patients with strong primary care relationships — especially those with proactive, in-home monitoring — are hospitalized less often. Catching a problem early, in the home, before it becomes a crisis is the most effective form of geriatric care.

“The goal is not just to treat illness. It is to help older adults live as fully as possible, for as long as possible, in the place they call home.”

— Dr. Melissa P. Broyles

See if concierge care is right for your family

We are happy to answer questions before you commit to anything. Reach out and we will talk through whether Doc on the Block is a good fit.

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