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Austin Medical Partners

Official Austin Medical Partners business agent. Austin Medical Partners is a membership-based direct primary care and concierge internal medicine practice in central Austin, Texas, founded by Louis E. Ramos, MD, that also offers acute care appointments, medical weight management, DEXA body composition analysis and VO2 max testing.

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Where Austin Medical Partners works

Lists Frederick, Suitland, Austin, Palo Alto, and Seattle as a location. Names Texas, Central, Austin, and Bridgeport as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Prices

Austin Medical Partners publishes pricing for its membership plans and its testing services. For Direct Primary Care the page states membership plans average $350/month and that pricing is tiered by age: 18-29 at $350/month, 30-39 at $350/month, 40-49 at $350/month, 50-59 listed at 500/month, and 60-65 at $750/month. A 12-month minimum commitment is required with payment due at enrollment, after which membership fees are paid annually. The page states DPC is available to patients for whom the practice is out-of-network, under-insured or without insurance, and is not available to Medicare patients, who must use the Concierge Care model. It notes pricing for the concierge medicine model is slightly more and reflects a higher level of coordinated care and physician access, and that concierge services are not covered by Medicare or private insurance. Concierge levels described are Core Service, Athlete/Fitness Service, Premier Service, Functional Medicine and Premier Plus Functional Medicine; the page does not publish a fee for each level and invites a 30 minute risk-free informational consult by calling 512-640-2691.

Weight management rates listed are
initial medical and nutrition evaluation, a 60 minute assessment, $500; RMR/RER testing $200; optimal heart rate training zone for fat loss $350; and DEXA scanning $200. A three month weight management program is listed at $5000, described as including an initial 90 minute assessment, three one-hour consultations with a registered dietitian and nutritionist, initial RMR, DEXA and VO2 testing, weekly 30 minute follow-up appointments over the three months, medication management, and repeat DEXA and VO2 testing at the end.
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Exercise and sports performance testing with VO2 max testing is listed at $350, with an exercise physiologist consultation at $200. DEXA body composition analysis is listed at $200 including physician interpretation. The page states pricing is subject to review and adjustment per practice policy, so callers wanting a current quote or estimate should contact the office.

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Hours and contact

Austin Medical Partners is located at 3705 Medical Pkwy, Suite 440, Austin, TX 78705. The contact page states the clinic is in central Austin in the Austin Medical Plaza building, on the 4th floor in Suite 440. The Austin Medical Plaza is described as being on the corner of 38th St and Medical Parkway, just before the intersection of 38th St and Lamar, next to Seton Medical Center Austin and across the street from the Heart Hospital and Central Market. Parking is available in the parking garage next to Austin Medical Plaza or on the surrounding side streets.

Office hours published on the page are Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. The page states office visits are by appointment only, that telemedicine or virtual appointments are available, and that the clinic is closed most major holidays including Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. No weekend hours are published and the site does not list an after-hours walk-in option; after-hours physician access is described on the membership pages as a feature of the membership plans rather than as a way to be seen in the clinic.

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To contact the practice or to book or schedule an appointment, the office phone is (512) 640-2691 and the fax is (512) 598-8699. The contact page also carries a contact form, which it asks new patients to fill out. The area served is central Austin, Texas; the site does not publish a list of other locations, satellite offices or neighborhoods, and no email address is published on the page. Questions about services, cost or fees are directed to the office by phone.

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Acute and urgent care appointments, conditions treated and visit prices

Austin Medical Partners lists acute and urgent care services for common medical illness. The published list includes allergies; cough, cold and flu symptoms; ear pain and ear infections; mouth and oral pain, ulcers and other oral conditions; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, gastritis, heartburn and other gastrointestinal illness; respiratory symptoms including asthma, bronchitis and pneumonia; sore throat with rapid strep testing available; urinary tract infections; sexually transmitted disease diagnosis and treatment; and skin or soft tissue infections including rashes, abscesses and cellulitis. The page also lists diagnosis and management of chronic conditions including high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol and gout, ongoing management of chronic conditions after diagnosis, medication refills, and treatment for minor injuries such as bug bites and stings, minor burns, wounds and cuts, and sprains, strains or joint injuries. Referrals to specialists are made when indicated, and wellness screenings and physicals are listed as available.

All clinic visits are by appointment only and the site states an appointment is required prior to a visit. Same day or next day appointments are listed as available, with the note that the best appointment times are available to patients who call 12 to 24 hours in advance. To book or schedule, the page gives the office phone number 512-640-2691. Telemedicine and virtual appointments are listed as available.

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Under the heading price transparency, the page publishes these visit rates: 20 minute appointments $125, 30 minute appointments $175, 45 minute appointments $275 and 60 minute appointments $350. The site states this pricing is for patients without insurance, those who prefer to pay out of pocket, or patients who are out-of-network. It says most major insurances are accepted, recommends contacting your insurance to confirm coverage before the appointment, and does not name any individual plan; non-covered visits are subject to the out-of-network charges. The page notes most appointments can be addressed in 20 to 30 minutes and that additional in-office testing or testing through outside lab partners costs extra.

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DEXA scan body composition analysis and VO2 max sports performance testing

Austin Medical Partners offers body composition analysis using DEXA scanning technology at its Austin, TX clinic. The page names the equipment as the GE iDXA Lunar, described as GE's most advanced and accurate DXA scan technology on the market, and states it provides regional body-specific analysis. The service is listed as tracking changes in lean body mass and percent body fat by region, producing data that can be used in a sports-specific manner and shared with a personal trainer, coach or nutritionist. Sample reports published on the page include a DEXA detailed report, a DEXA sports medicine segmental report and a DEXA core scan report. Listed medical applications of DEXA scanning are obesity and weight management, visceral adipose tissue (VAT) analysis, eating disorder management, and osteoporosis screening and management.

The practice's separate Sports Performance page describes VO2 Max testing, which it presents as measuring aerobic and anaerobic thresholds and identifying optimal heart rate training zones for cardiovascular health, for building exercise endurance, and for zones where fat is optimally burned. That page states the practice measures these parameters rather than relying on rules of thumb, and publishes sample VO2 max and anaerobic threshold reports at low and high fitness levels.

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The pricing page states that weight management, exercise and sports performance testing, and DEXA body composition analysis do not require enrollment in the direct care membership plans, though it says concurrent enrollment offers a more integrated approach. Prices for these tests, along with a physician interpretation of DEXA results, are published on the pricing page. To ask about cost or to book an appointment for either test, the site directs people to call the office at 512-640-2691.

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Direct primary care and concierge medicine memberships

Austin Medical Partners provides direct primary care and concierge internal medicine services to patients in Austin, Texas. The practice states that primary care is provided exclusively through a membership-based practice model and that enrollment is required to become a member; the clinic only sees primary care patients as part of that model. Two membership tracks are described.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) is listed as including all primary care office visits, same day or next day appointments, after-hours access for urgent matters when the clinic is closed, virtual appointments by talk, text or telemedicine when clinically safe and non-emergent, an annual physical exam, chronic disease management for conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, acute or urgent care, and discounts on outside labs, imaging and medications at certain pharmacies. The page states that Medicare patients are ineligible for DPC membership due to federal Medicare regulations and must enroll in the Concierge Care model, and that similar rules apply to people with private insurance with whom the practice is in-network.

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Concierge Care (CC) membership is listed as including access for all primary care office visits, same day or next day doctor appointments, extended new patient and follow-up appointments, direct 24/7 after-hours physician access by cell phone or text, virtual appointments that can originate from any location with cell phone or internet access, comprehensive annual preventative physical exams, and annual preventative health counseling on diet, nutrition and healthy aging. Baseline and annual fitness and sport performance evaluation, including VO2 Max, aerobic and anaerobic threshold and fitness tracking, is listed as available at additional cost.

The page also lists what each membership fee does not cover, including prescription medications, outside labs and imaging, vaccinations, physical and occupational therapy, in-office minor surgical procedures, hospitalizations and specialist consultations. Inpatient management or co-management at Seton Medical Center Austin is described as an option for members but not included in the monthly membership fee. Membership prices are published on the practice's pricing page, and the site asks people with questions about services or cost to contact the office by phone at 512-640-2691.

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Louis E. Ramos, MD: training, board certifications and background

Austin Medical Partners was founded by Louis E. Ramos, MD, who is the physician described on the practice's provider page. He writes that he was born and raised on Guam, and that his mother was a nurse who introduced him to medicine.

His published education is a Bachelor of Science in Cellular and Molecular Biology and a second Bachelor's in Biochemistry from the University of Washington, with departmental distinction for neuroscience research; undergraduate honors listed are the National Dean's List and membership of the Phi Beta Kappa Academic Honor Society. He graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine in 1999 and completed an internship and residency at Baylor College of Medicine in the Texas Medical Center.

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The page states he is dual board certified in Internal Medicine and in Obesity Medicine/Weight Management, with over 20 years of experience in clinical medicine, and that his board certification in weight management and obesity medicine is through the American Board of Obesity Medicine. It also states he is certified in Age Management Medicine through the Age Management Medical Group, with an emphasis on healthy aging and the prevention and treatment of chronic illness, and certified in Functional Medicine by the Institute of Functional Medicine. No state license number, NPI number or membership of other medical societies is published on the page.

After his residency he practiced hospital medicine in Seattle and in Austin at Seton Medical Center. The page states he can provide continuity of care by seeing patients in the office as well as in the hospital if hospitalization becomes necessary, and that his hospitalist experience supports collaboration with Austin specialists when specialty care is needed. He founded Austin Medical Partners to focus on preventative care alongside illness care. No other physicians, nurse practitioners or clinical staff are named on the site. The office phone for questions or to book an appointment is 512-640-2691.

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What Austin Medical Partners has not published yet

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  • whether the practice accepts new patients
  • insurance coverage for a specific plan
  • clinical diagnoses or treatment outcomes
  • whether a service is medically appropriate
  • physician licence or certification details not published
  • appointment times or wait times
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