What You Get with Front Range Physicians
Longer, unrushed appointments
A doctor who knows your history and goals.
Long-term patient-doctor relationships
Direct Access and Communication to Your Doctors
Same-day or next-day appointments
Easy scheduling that works around your life
Whole-person care, with an emphasis on prevention
Comprehensive chronic disease management
Fewer unnecessary ER or urgent care visits
Flat monthly fee covers all primary care services
Transparent pricing on labs, imaging, and prescriptions
Smaller patient panels for more individualized attention
Primary Care, Elevated
Health care today has lost its focus on you, the patient. You deserve time to be heard, to feel at ease, and to work with physicians who know you. At Front Range Physicians, it is extremely important to us that our focus remains on you and your goals. You deserve time to be heard, to feel at ease, and to work with physicians whom you trust.
Care at Front Range Physicians keeps things simple: one monthly fee, direct access to your doctor, and exceptional care.
What’s Included in Your Membership
Your membership covers a wide range of care for you and your family.
Preventive + Primary Care
Annual physicals
Well woman + men’s health exams
Well child checks
School and sports physicals
Cancer screenings
Pre-operative clearance
Chronic condition management
Sick visits and urgent concerns
Mental health support
Hospital follow-ups
House Calls available for certain situations
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM)
Hands-on techniques to support mobility and healing
Lifestyle + Weight Management
Realistic support for sustainable health
Comprehensive Men’s and Women’s Health
Thoughtful, personalized care for men and women
Sports Medicine
In-house joint care to keep you active
Student Memberships
Affordable care for busy students
Discounted Labs + Pathology
Transparent, low-cost testing
How does Functional Medicine differ from Traditional Medicine?
Functional medicine is a systems-based approach that focuses on individualizing care to understand better how genetics, environment, and lifestyle can affect a person’s health. The body is viewed as an interconnected system, where issues in one area can impact another part of the body (for example, gut dysfunction can affect mood, hormones, and immunity).
Sometimes called root-cause medicine, functional medicine strives to answer why the issue developed in the first place, rather than just treating the symptoms. The patient is considered an active participant in the healing process, working closely with their doctor to implement changes in nutrition, lifestyle, stress management, and other long-term adjustments.
Functional medicine uses both conventional diagnostics (labs, imaging) and advanced or specialized testing (hormone panels, microbiome tests, nutrient levels). Treatments can include medication, but also emphasize diet, exercise, sleep, supplements, and mind-body practices.
Traditional medicine treats the disease.
Functional medicine treats the person who has the disease.
Functional medicine costs more because it invests more — more time, more testing, and more personalization — to uncover and address the root causes of illness rather than just manage symptoms.
