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Dr. Craig A. Gustafson, MD

Concierge Family Medicine physician, Eagle, ID

Appleton Clinics
(1 review)

Dr. Gustafson founded Appleton Clinics, a family medicine practice that runs on monthly memberships and does not bill insurance.

1675 East Riverside Drive, Suite 100, Eagle, ID 83616
At a glance
Practice model
Monthly membership, does not bill insurance
Adult membership
$99 per month, billed monthly
Board certification
American Board of Family Medicine

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About Dr. Gustafson

Dr. Gustafson earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Arkansas in 2001. He founded Appleton Clinics and sees patients from infancy to over 100. His particular interests are preventive medicine, dermatologic procedures and orthopedic injury management.

Outside work, he enjoys skiing, family camping trips and riding dirt bikes.

Membership and fees

Appleton Clinics runs on paid monthly memberships and does not accept any insurance, including Medicare or Medicaid.

An adult membership is $99 a month, billed monthly, or $82.50 a month per adult when paid for a full year.

Each additional child beyond two is $10 a month, for children under 26 added to an adult membership. There is a one-time $99 registration fee per adult, and a $99 re-enrollment fee if you rejoin later.

Services

Preventive medicine Dermatologic procedures Orthopedic injury management
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Education and credentials

Degree
MD
Medical school
University of Arkansas (2001)
Board certification
American Board of Family Medicine
Professional memberships
Diplomate, American Academy of Family Physicians

Hospital and practice affiliations

Founder of Appleton Clinics

Location

1675 East Riverside Drive, Suite 100, Eagle, ID 83616
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Recognition and research

Media and books

Dr. Gustafson was featured as founder of Appleton Clinics in a KJCT news story about its direct primary care model, which covered a Forbes feature.
He was featured in an Idaho Statesman article on the Appleton Clinics Eagle clinic.

Patient reviews

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Rated 5 out of 5

All around great primary care!

"Very happy with the care our family receives here. All around great primary care!"

FMDD UserMar 2022

Questions patients ask

Does Dr. Gustafson take insurance, or offer a membership?

Appleton Clinics runs on paid monthly memberships. The practice does not accept any insurance, including Medicare or Medicaid.

How much does a membership at Appleton Clinics cost?

An adult membership is $99 a month, billed monthly. Paying for a full year works out to $82.50 a month per adult. Each additional child beyond two is $10 a month, and there is a one-time $99 registration fee per adult.

Is Dr. Gustafson board certified?

Yes, he is board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Where did Dr. Gustafson train?

He earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Arkansas in 2001.

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