Mayo Clinic Medallion Program - Frequently Asked Questions - Mayo Clinic

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Mayo Clinic Medallion Program

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fee for the Medallion Program

The individual program membership fee is $6,000 a year and the membership fee for a couple is $10,000 a year. This is in addition to charges for specific medical services. Children ages 16 to 29 may be added for an additional fee.

How will Mayo Clinic provide more-immediate access

Each doctor will accept no more than 300 patients to ensure that he or she has time for personalized care to you. This is significantly fewer than a usual doctor's practice.

How can I enroll in the Medallion Program

Members will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. When each doctor reaches a total of 300 patients, a waiting list will be started. You will be informed when there is an opening. To be accepted in the program, you need to sign a membership agreement and pay your annual fee.

Will Mayo Clinic bill my fee on a monthly or quarterly basis

No. The fee must be paid on an annual basis at the time your membership agreement is signed.

Will Mayo Clinic accept Medicare reimbursement

Mayo Clinic in Florida accepts Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) and Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPs). Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) MAPs are not accepted. Mayo Clinic will bill Medicare for your covered services. Medicare does not reimburse for the membership fee.

Will Mayo Clinic be participating in other insurance programs and health plans

Yes. A list of participating insurance plans and health plans is available upon request. The membership fee is in addition to charges for specific medical services.

When is the fee due

The initial fee is due the date of your first appointment with the physician. It is an annual fee and will be billed to you on the anniversary of your membership.

What are the credentials of these doctors

The doctors in the Medallion Program are board certified in internal medicine and consultants in the Department of Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic.

Will my insurance or health plan pay for the membership fee

No. Membership fees are your responsibility. If you have a health care reimbursement account, it is possible the fee could be reimbursed by that account, but you should check with the adviser who manages it.

What about the fees for tests specialists and hospitalization

Those charges will be billed to your insurance, either private or Medicare, and will be reimbursed according to your benefits. You will be responsible for any fees your insurance determines to be the patient's responsibility.

Is the annual membership fee tax deductible

You should check with your tax adviser for tax advice.

Will my doctor be available to me while I am traveling or out of town on an extended basis including my homes in other locations

Yes. Your doctor will be available to you by phone, email or fax, no matter where you are. When your doctor is not available due to personal travel, another doctor from the Medallion Program will be available to you. Your doctor will let you know if he or she will be unavailable due to personal travel and what the return date is.

Do I have to pay the membership fee even if I do not use my doctor s services during that year

Yes. The annual membership fee covers the cost of access to your doctor even if you do not use your doctor's services. Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic July 22, 2022 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter