Triage, not guesswork
The core skill of emergency medicine is deciding what matters now. You get that read on a Tuesday afternoon, before a small problem turns into a hospital stay.
Concierge medicine in Las Vegas
Primary care, run by an emergency physician.
Ryan Korn, MD is board-certified in emergency medicine and trained at UC San Diego. Membership puts that judgment upstream, with same-day visits and a doctor you can actually reach.
Ryan Korn, MD
Founder & physician
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Ryan Korn, MD
Founder & physician · Emergency medicine
Dr. Korn is board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine. He completed his residency at UC San Diego, one of the country's strongest emergency medicine programs, and earned his MD at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. He lives in Las Vegas and works in Las Vegas emergency departments.
Emergency medicine is a specialty built on triage: deciding, quickly and with incomplete information, what is dangerous and what is not. Most concierge practices are run by primary care physicians. Dr. Korn's training sits at the other end of that spectrum, where patients arrive already sick.
Membership moves that judgment upstream. He sees the problem before it becomes an ER visit. When a visit is unavoidable, he knows the hospital, the specialists and the admitting process from the inside, because he has worked beside them.
Board certification
American Board of Emergency Medicine
Residency
UC San Diego, Emergency Medicine
Medical school
University of Rochester
Undergraduate
Hobart College, BA History, magna cum laude
Licensure
Nevada & California
National work
Telehealth & informatics guidance for EMRA
Trained where it counts.Residency and medical school at programs known for producing clinicians who work at the sharp end.
UC San Diego
EM residency
University of Rochester
Doctor of medicine
ABEM
Board certified
Hobart College
BA, magna cum laude
EMRA
Telehealth & informatics
Why an emergency physician
Concierge medicine is usually run by primary care. This one isn’t.
Concierge medicine usually sells access. Access is the easy half. Triage is the other half.
Acute care, same day
Lacerations, dehydration, a fever that will not quit, a flare-up on a Friday. Visit slots are held every weekday for members.
Hospital navigation
When something does need the ER or a specialist, referrals go to physicians he has worked beside, not to a directory.
Built for how you live
Video visits, secure messaging, records you can actually get. He has written national guidance on telemedicine, so it is not an afterthought here.
Explore
What membership covers
Primary care, acute care and the parts of medicine that usually fall between the cracks.
Acute & Urgent Care
Same- or next-day visits for injury and illness, including the things an urgent care would send you to the ER for.
Learn morePrimary Care
Annual physicals, chronic disease management and prevention. One doctor across years, not a rotating panel.
Learn moreExecutive & Longevity Physicals
Extended annual exams with labs, imaging and a written plan you can act on the same week.
Learn moreHormone Therapy
Evaluation and management of thyroid, testosterone and perimenopausal symptoms, with labs that follow.
Learn morePeptide Therapy
Evidence-based protocols, prescribed and monitored by a physician rather than sold at a counter.
Learn moreMedical Weight Loss
GLP-1 and metabolic management with the labs, monitoring and follow-up to do it safely.
Learn moreTravel Medicine
Vaccines, prophylaxis and a plan for remote or international travel, written before you leave.
Learn moreMental Health & Well-Being
Assessment, medication management and referral for anxiety, depression and sleep problems.
Learn moreGeriatric Specialty Care
Care coordination for older adults: medication review, family involvement, post-discharge follow-up.
Learn moreIn-Home & Hotel Visits
House calls, resort and hotel visits, and the follow-up that keeps people out of the hospital.
Learn moreVIP & Discreet Care
Confidential care for public figures, executives and families who need the record to stay small.
Learn moreSpecialist & Hospital Navigation
Introductions to specialists he has worked with, and help through the hospital when it matters.
Learn moreThe referral network
Access is half of concierge medicine. Knowing who to call is the other half.
Every referral in this practice goes to someone Dr. Korn has trained beside, worked a shift with, or sent a patient to before. The list below is where his training and professional network lead, not a directory of names he has never met.
UC San Diego Health
University of Rochester Medical Center
Cedars-Sinai
UCLA Health
USC / Keck Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Scripps Health
Cleveland Clinic Nevada
Johns Hopkins
Mass General Brigham
UCSF Health
Stanford Medicine
Membership
Two ways to join
A flat monthly fee, billed directly. No per-visit charges, no copays, no surprise billing. Labs, imaging and prescriptions are billed separately through your insurance.
Core
In-office membership
$549/ month
For people who want a real doctor on a schedule that fits, with same-day access when something goes wrong.
- Unlimited office visits, same or next day
- Extended appointments, 45 to 90 minutes
- Annual physical and wellness screening
- Direct messaging with Dr. Korn, business hours
- Expedited specialist referrals
12-month membership, billed monthly
Book an intro callAccess
Full-access membership
$1,149/ month
Everything in Core, plus the phone number a physician answers at two in the morning and the care that comes to you.
- Everything in Core
- 24/7 direct line to Dr. Korn
- In-home and hotel visits, no per-visit fee
- Video visits anywhere you travel
- Travel medicine included
- Hospital and specialist navigation
Households and family plans available
Request an intro callNot sure which fits? A 15-minute call with Dr. Korn settles it. No charge, no obligation.
How it works
Three steps, no paperwork marathon
01
A call
Fifteen minutes with Dr. Korn. What you need, what you have already tried, what worries you. If the practice is not right for you, he says so.
02
A visit
A full history and physical, longer than any appointment you have had in years. Labs ordered the same week.
03
A membership
You leave with a written plan and a number that reaches a physician. Not a portal, not a queue, not a nurse line.
Reviews
What members say
Reviews are added only after a member gives written permission, with their name attached.
This practice is new, so this space is empty.
We are not going to publish testimonials before anyone has joined. Verified reviews will be added here as members give consent. In the meantime, ask for patient references on your intro call and we will connect you with someone who has been through the process.
Ask for patient referencesQuestions
Straight answers
No. Membership is a flat monthly fee paid directly to the practice, and the practice does not bill insurance for visits. You keep your insurance for labs, imaging, prescriptions, specialists and hospital care, and the practice helps you use it properly. If you carry an HSA or FSA, membership fees are generally not reimbursable, so check with your plan.
No. Membership covers the doctor's time and access. It does not cover hospital stays, surgery, imaging or medication. Keep a health plan in place, ideally one with a broad specialist and hospital network in Las Vegas.
Call 911. Chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding and trouble breathing are emergencies, and an ambulance is faster and safer than any concierge arrangement. Once you are in the hospital, Dr. Korn can talk to the treating team and help coordinate what happens next.
Yes. Nothing about membership requires you to change doctors. If a new referral would help, you get an introduction to someone the practice has worked with, and the records travel with it.
The panel is capped. That cap is what keeps appointments long, visits same-day and the phone answered by a physician. When the panel is full, it closes, and names go on a waitlist.
Access members get video visits wherever they are, plus travel medicine before they go. Prescriptions can be sent to a pharmacy near you. Care that requires hands on a patient still has to happen in person, and the practice will find you a physician where you are.
Start with a call, not a commitment.
Fifteen minutes with Dr. Korn. Ask what membership actually gets you, what it does not, and whether this is the right practice for your health.