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A physician and a patient in a long conversation in the Salon at Alta Medical

Concierge medicine office space in Scottsdale, by the hour or as your own suite.

A small panel does not need a big building. It needs a good one.

A retainer practice sells time and attention, so the space has to deliver both. Concierge medicine office space in Scottsdale that comes with a five-year lease works against you, because a two hundred patient panel does not fill five days a week. Alta rents the room by the hour in North Scottsdale, with a staffed front desk that greets your patients by name.

The fit

Built for a retainer practice

A physician on a rolling stool talking with a patient seated in the procedure chair in a treatment suite at Alta Medical

An hour with a patient, not twelve minutes.

A conversation suite for the long visit, and a powered exam chair when you need one.

The front desk host waving to a patient walking into the Alta Medical reception

A front desk that knows who is walking in.

Staffed reception that greets your patients by name, included in membership.

A physician's gloved hands drawing blood from a patient's arm in a treatment suite at Alta Medical

Labs without sending a member across town.

A draw in the suite and a centrifuge in the building, no second trip.

The front desk host handing a parcel and mail across the Alta Medical reception desk to a physician

An address that matches the fee you charge.

A verified medical address in 85255, with mail and package acceptance.

The math

What a small panel actually needs

A panel of two hundred at four visits a year is about sixteen visits a week, which is three unhurried days, not five.

18 hrs

18 hours a week is about 2.3 days a week, or 72 hours a month at $49 an hour, plus $349 membership.

A lease, 1,500 sq ftAlta, 18 hours a week
Before the first patient
Build-out, 1,500 sq ft at $150$225,000$0, the suite is built
Exam chairs and equipment$50,000$0, the suite is furnished
Total before opening$275,000$0
Every month
Rent, 1,500 sq ft at $35$4,375$52,500 a year, all 168 hours in the weekMembership $349Includes the address, mail and reception
Front desk$4,167Included, staffed by Alta
Janitor$1,500Included
Utilities$1,000Included
Waste$150Yours, either way
Basic supplies$125Yours, either way
Suite timeIn the rent, used or not72 hours at $49 = $3,528Only the hours you book
Total every month$11,317$3,877
Your first year
Before opening$275,000$0
Twelve months$135,80012 × $3,877 = $46,524
First year, all in$410,800$46,524
The terms
CommitmentYears, usually with a personal guaranteeMembership notice runs two to three months depending on tier. Founding Resident agreements are annual.
Hours you pay forAll 168 in the weekThe 18 you book

At 18 hours a week, the lease costs $364,276 more in the first year. That is the down payment on a nice house.

The lease column is an estimate for 1,500 sq ft in Scottsdale. Your building and your landlord will differ. The Alta column is the price.

What membership walks into

Concierge medicine office space, Scottsdale, for rent a day at a time

  • ·Staffed front desk
  • ·Verified medical address
  • ·Mail and packages
  • ·Suites by the hour
  • ·Lockers in your name
  • ·The Salon
  • ·Device library (coming)
A couple waiting together on the sofa in the Salon at Alta Medical
The Salon, for the people who came along.
A physician washing his hands at the sink in a treatment suite at Alta Medical
The suite, between visits.
The Alta Medical building at golden hour, Scottsdale
The house, at golden hour.

Location

Why North Scottsdale for concierge medicine

The building sits near Mayo Clinic Hospital and HonorHealth Scottsdale Thompson Peak Medical Center. When a member needs imaging, a specialist or an admission, the places they are heading are close.

The address is 85255, near Thompson Peak Parkway, in one of Scottsdale's fastest-growing neighborhoods, with easy patient parking and architecture that speaks before you do.

7920 E Thompson Peak Pkwy #150, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

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Before you open

Practicing concierge medicine in Arizona

  • How is your retainer agreement structured and disclosed? Take that to your own counsel and to the Arizona Medical Board or the Arizona State Board of Nursing.

  • If you step outside insurance, what changes for enrollment and billing? Your payers and your licensing board both have a view worth hearing first.

  • Which address goes on your prescribing registrations and payer records, and will your board accept one inside a shared residency?

Inquiries

Questions concierge and DPC physicians ask

Will the front desk know my patients?

That is the point of a staffed reception rather than a sign-in tablet. Your members are greeted by a person who is expecting them.

Can I start part-time while I wind down my old practice?

Yes. Base Membership plus a day or two of booked hours is a common way to open, and the hours grow with the panel.

Can I draw labs in house?

Yes. The suites are set up for lab-draw flow and there is centrifuge access. Your lab and courier relationships stay yours.

Do you take a percentage of my retainer revenue?

No. Retainer income is entirely yours. Alta invoices membership, hours and storage, and never a share of the panel.

Can I have my own room permanently?

Yes. A dedicated suite is available and becomes your address, with the same front desk and house behind it.

Reception lounge at Alta Medical with sage leather chairs, espresso wood beams, and a fluted travertine logo wall, set up for concierge medicine and direct primary care

Next step

Clinic days without the lease or the buildout.

Tell us how large the panel is and how many hours a week it really needs. We will send that back to you as a number.

Ask about a clinic day