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His Doctor Will Go Concierge. He Will Pay a $2,400 Annual Fee to Stay in the Practice While Medicare Still Pays for Covered Visits. Declining the Fee Will Mean Finding a New Doctor

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He has seen the same internist for years. Then the letter arrives: starting in January, the practice changes to a concierge model, and remaining a patient costs $2,400 a year. The practice says it will keep billing Medicare for his covered visits. The membership fee is his to

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