Taylor Salkil, NP-C
DPC Family Medicine nurse practitioner, Ozark, MO
Ascent Direct Primary CareTaylor Salkil is a DPC Family Medicine nurse practitioner who focuses on menopause care and chronic disease management.
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About Taylor Salkil
She earned a BSN from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. Before becoming a nurse practitioner, she spent almost ten years in cardiology and in medical intensive care units. She became accredited as a nurse practitioner in 2015.
Since then she has gone deeper into ICU care, family practice and nephrology. She focuses on menopause care, chronic disease management and health optimization. Her approach is to treat patients, not just diseases, with competent, holistic and well-informed care.
Outside work, she enjoys traveling, kayaking and being on the water or outdoors.
Membership and fees
Membership at Ascent Direct Primary Care is $95 a month for an individual, and it includes up to 10 office visits a year and a yearly wellness visit with labs, with $20 per visit after 10 visits.
A child membership is $35 a month when at least one parent is a member, and families with more than 4 members pay $260 a month.
The practice has no copays or deductibles and does not bill insurance.
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Does Taylor Salkil take insurance, or offer a membership?
Ascent Direct Primary Care runs a direct primary care membership. It has no copays or deductibles and does not bill insurance.
How much does a membership at Ascent Direct Primary Care cost?
An individual membership is $95 a month and includes up to 10 office visits a year and a yearly wellness visit with labs, with $20 per visit after 10 visits. A child membership is $35 a month when at least one parent is a member. Families with more than 4 members pay $260 a month.
Is Taylor Salkil a doctor?
Salkil is a nurse practitioner, not a physician. Salkil became accredited as a nurse practitioner in 2015.
Where did Taylor Salkil train?
Salkil earned a BSN from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. Salkil spent almost ten years in cardiology and in medical intensive care units before becoming a nurse practitioner.
Does Taylor Salkil provide menopause care?
Yes, Salkil focuses on menopause care, chronic disease management and health optimization.
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