Membership

Why Wavepoint is membership-based

Serious preventive and longevity-focused care requires more than an isolated consultation or a collection of tests. It requires time to understand the individual, interpret findings in context, coordinate care, follow progress, and revise recommendations as health changes.

The membership structure creates room for that work.

What membership supports

Every Wavepoint membership is physician-directed and team-supported. Depending on the individual’s needs and level of membership, care may include:

• comprehensive clinical assessment;
• targeted diagnostic evaluation;
• interpretation of objective health and performance data;
• development of an individualized plan;
• follow-up and longitudinal monitoring;
• coordination with primary care and specialists;
• support from trained staff;
• and ongoing review as new information becomes available.

Testing is selected for clinical usefulness rather than offered as a fixed inventory. The value lies in deciding what is appropriate, understanding what the findings mean, and applying them thoughtfully.

Different levels of involvement

Wavepoint offers more than one level of membership because people differ in clinical complexity, goals, desired intensity of evaluation, and need for ongoing physician involvement.

All membership levels follow the same clinical philosophy. Higher levels provide broader evaluation, more frequent review, greater coordination, and more extensive physician involvement.

The appropriate level is discussed during the introductory process and recommended only after the member’s circumstances and priorities are understood.

Cost

Annual membership begins at $8,800.

Higher levels of membership are available for individuals who require or prefer broader assessment, more frequent follow-up, or greater physician involvement.

The specific scope of included services varies by membership level and individual clinical needs. Some laboratory studies, imaging, consultations, medications, and services provided by outside organizations may involve additional charges.

Costs and expectations are reviewed before enrollment so that the structure of care is clear.

Insurance and outside services

Wavepoint membership fees are paid directly and are not billed to insurance.

When medically appropriate, services provided outside Wavepoint—such as laboratory testing, imaging, prescriptions, hospital care, or specialist consultations—may still be eligible for insurance coverage, subject to the member’s plan and the policies of the outside provider.

Wavepoint cannot guarantee insurance coverage, but the team will help members understand the purpose and anticipated cost of recommended evaluation whenever possible.

What membership does not replace

Wavepoint Health does not replace:

• primary care;
• emergency or urgent care;
• hospital services;
• or established specialty relationships.

Members should maintain a primary care clinician and use appropriate emergency services when needed. Wavepoint works alongside existing care and may assist with communication and coordination when appropriate.

Who membership is designed for

Wavepoint may be a good fit for people who:

• want to understand their health in greater depth;
• think in terms of years and decades rather than isolated visits;
• value evidence, clinical judgment, and scientific restraint;
• are prepared to participate actively in their health;
• and understand that meaningful change requires continued attention and follow-through.

Membership is not a guarantee of disease prevention, age reversal, or a particular outcome. It is a structure for applying medical attention, objective information, and disciplined follow-up as thoughtfully as possible.

The first step

An introductory conversation provides an opportunity to ask questions, discuss the membership model, and determine whether Wavepoint is appropriate for the prospective member’s goals and circumstances.

Request an Introductory Conversation