Membership Plans

If you need to go to the hospital, please call to discuss it with us anytime. We can help you decide whether it's something we can take care of or if the emergency room is necessary. As your private physician, Dr. Marzolf wants to be involved in your hospital care—whether to speak to the emergency room physician or the in-patient doctor to assist in your care. We are also happy to keep in touch with your family during your stay and help arrange your care after you return home.

Our practice welcomes all patients, no matter what kind of health plan you have or do not have. We like to say that everything done within the walls of or by the practice is covered by the membership. If you need to go outside the office—for labs, blood work, or specialists—you can use your health plan like you usually would.

We recommend that you continue to have some type of health plan coverage. If you are looking for a cost-effective way to obtain catastrophic care (childbirth, surgery, accidents, etc.), we recommend you enroll in a healthshare. This new type of health plan is affordable, provides excellent service, and helps alleviate any emergency medical bills.

Medicare offers a low baseline of primary care services and typically makes it hard to gain personal access to a primary care physician. Our practice is excellent for Medicare patients who value having unlimited access to a primary care physician who knows them. Our Medicare patients pay practice fees directly, but Medicare coverage remains in place for everything else: specialists, testing performed outside our office, and hospitalizations. Your Medicare will also cover prescribed lab services, as these are performed by an independent lab affiliate. Dr. Marzolf can still refer, write prescriptions, and act as your primary care physician.

The laws in Colorado do not allow Medicaid recipients to sign private contracts for services that would be reimbursable through state Medicaid. Due to this, we are unable to accept Medicaid patients.

Some patients utilize their health savings (HSAs), flexible spending (FSAs), or health reimbursement accounts (HRAs) to pay our fees as “qualified medical expenses.” Legal experts have recommended that these patients follow the best practice of paying annually or semi-annually. If requested, we can provide you with an invoice or submit a notice to your employer if any questions arise about our programs. Please note that we cannot offer tax or legal advice, and you should consult your tax advisor for guidance.

My service contract is for one year. If you are unhappy with the services OR, for any reason, wish to cancel your contract, you may do so with a 90-day notice. All contracts are automatically renewed unless we receive a 90-day notice not to renew.

Click the button below to start the enrollment process to become a member!