Nathalie Majorek
Concierge Internal Medicine clinician, Las Vegas, NV
CarePartnersMDNathalie Majorek completed an internal medicine residency at the University of Arizona and practices at CarePartnersMD, a concierge primary care practice.
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About Nathalie Majorek
Nathalie Majorek earned her medical degree from McGill University School of Medicine in Montreal, Canada. She completed an internal medicine residency at the University of Arizona. She also earned an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
She had more than 25 years of experience as a leader and caregiver in the Boston area before moving to the Las Vegas area. She values partnership with each patient, built on respect, open communication and shared decisions. She is also a leader and speaker who promotes safe, high-quality, compassionate and collaborative patient care.
CarePartnersMD is a concierge primary care practice with limited membership. The practice does not bill insurance for primary care visits, and members pay no copays. Outside work, she enjoys hiking Red Rock Canyon trails, walking her two poodles and playing pickleball.
Membership and fees
CarePartnersMD is a primary care concierge practice.
Membership is an annual fee, with an Adult CareMember price of $3,200 a year or $850 every three months. There is also a one-time, nonrefundable $150 sign-up fee for reviewing medical records, which is not part of the annual fee.
It includes unlimited visits in person or by telehealth, and a doctor is always available to members 24/7.
Fees vary by plan. Ask the practice.
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Questions patients ask
Does Majorek offer a membership?
CarePartnersMD is a concierge primary care practice with an annual fee. The practice does not bill insurance for primary care visits.
How much does a membership at CarePartnersMD cost?
The Adult CareMember price is $3,200 a year or $850 every three months. There is also a one-time, nonrefundable $150 sign-up fee for reviewing medical records.
Can members still use their insurance?
Yes. Members can use insurance for specialty care, hospitalization, labs, imaging and medications.
How does Medicare work at CarePartnersMD?
Medicare patients sign a one-time waiver, which means neither the patient nor the office bills Medicare directly for the practice's services. Medicare can still be used for labs, imaging, medications, specialist care and hospitalizations.
Does CarePartnersMD offer telehealth?
Yes. Unlimited visits in person or by telehealth are included in membership.
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