Concierge medicine questions, answered

Concierge medicine is about gaining better access to your doctor and experiencing closer management of your health care. By limiting her practice to between 150 and 250 patients, Dr. DeLuca is able to offer much more personalized care than in a traditional practice.

Dr. DeLuca limits her practice to between 150 and 250 patients. In a traditional practice a physician may care for thousands of patients.

If you are sick, you are generally able to be seen within 24 hours. The practice also offers expedited appointments and extended visits.

Patients have 24/7 access to Dr. DeLuca by phone, email and facsimile.

The physical takes an hour and a half to two hours, including lab work and an EKG. Afterward you meet in Dr. DeLuca’s office to review your records, labs and current issues and create a plan of care for the next year. You receive a booklet with a letter detailing your exam and test results.

Yes. Dr. DeLuca completed a fellowship in Primary Care Sports Medicine at Brown University. Her sports medicine focus today is on people like weekend warriors, avid golfers, runners and tennis players, and those who stay fit with daily walks or bike rides.

Yes. Dr. DeLuca guides and directs your care in the office, in the hospital or with sub-specialists, and the office schedules your specialist appointments and diagnostic testing for you.

Call the office at 239-331-3222, email cdeluca@cdelucamd.com or use the contact form. The office is at 130 9th Street North, Suite 110, Naples, FL 34102.