Frequently Asked Questions

Direct primary care is a membership relationship between a patient and a primary-care practice. You pay a recurring fee for the care defined by the membership, and Magnus does not bill insurance for those covered services.

Membership centers on ongoing adult primary care with Dr. Dhanji: preventive care, acute visits, chronic-condition management, in-house lab draws and diagnostic testing, discounted in-office lab pricing, direct physician access, and care coordination. The Magnus membership agreement defines the complete service list.

Membership is $135 per month for adults ages 18–64 and $125 per month for adults ages 65 and older.

Yes. The one-time registration fee is $140, charged with the first monthly payment at enrollment. Cancellation and refund terms are provided in the membership agreement.

Yes. Membership covers the Magnus primary-care relationship; insurance remains important for emergencies, hospitalization, specialist care, imaging, medications, and other services delivered outside the practice.

Yes. Adults with Medicare can join. Medicare remains available for eligible care outside Magnus, while the practice does not bill it for primary-care services covered by membership. The enrollment agreement explains the applicable billing terms.

Dr. Dhanji can help coordinate the next step, but the outside organization provides and bills for that care. Those costs are not part of Magnus membership.

Magnus offers same- or next-day appointments when available. The exact timing reflects the concern and the practice schedule.

Members can connect through phone, text, email, app, and virtual visits. The practice explains which channel to use for different needs and what response to expect.

House calls are not included in the standard membership fee. They are available for an additional fee. Magnus can explain current location, eligibility, scheduling, and clinical-need considerations.

Magnus provides ways to reach the practice beyond scheduled visits for appropriate concerns. After-hours availability and response follow current practice procedures and are not emergency services. For an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Magnus provides adult primary care for patients age 18 and older. Membership pricing uses age bands of 18–64 and 65+.

Membership includes preventive care, acute concerns, chronic-condition management, care coordination, and direct physician access. The Magnus membership agreement provides the complete service list.

In-house lab draws and in-office diagnostic testing are included. Members also have access to discounted in-office lab testing, with many prices below what they may otherwise pay out of pocket before meeting an insurance deductible. Outside laboratory and diagnostic charges are billed separately.

In-office examples include EKGs, joint and B12 injections, skin-tag removal, and skin biopsies. Pathology and other outside charges remain the patient’s responsibility; the membership agreement provides the complete procedure list.

Start with Membership & Pricing, then continue to the secure SigmaMD enrollment system when you are ready.

Contact Magnus for the authorization and records-request steps. With your permission, the office can request records from your previous physician.

Use the SigmaMD patient portal linked from the utility bar, footer, and Contact page.

The membership agreement explains cancellation, notice, refunds, renewal, re-enrollment, and termination. Review those terms before enrolling.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a website, email, portal, or routine practice response.

No. Existing patients should use the secure patient portal for medical communication. Do not send urgent concerns through ordinary email or a general website channel.