Everything a primary care doctor does, plus the part most of them cannot.

Same- or next-day visits for the things that cannot wait for a scheduled appointment but do not need an emergency department. Slots are held every weekday, and Access members get weekend coverage too.

An emergency physician is the right person to make that judgment call. He can tell you whether the symptom you are describing needs a hospital tonight. If it does, he can help you get there without a six-hour wait in a hallway.

• Lacerations, wound care and stitch removal
• IV fluids for dehydration or a stubborn migraine
• Fever and infection workups, including same-day labs
• Sprains, minor fractures and imaging orders
• Asthma and COPD flares, UTIs, rashes, foreign bodies

Annual physicals, chronic disease management and prevention, delivered by one physician across years instead of a rotating panel of whoever has an opening. Appointments run 45 to 90 minutes, and the follow-up conversations happen because there is time for them.

• Annual physical and wellness screening
• Hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol and thyroid management
• Preventive screening and immunization planning
• Medication review and deprescribing where it is warranted
• Coordination with your specialists, including records and results

A long annual exam for people who want the numbers and want someone to explain them. Full labs, ECG, body composition, cancer screening where age and history call for it, and a written plan you can act on the same week.

Results are reviewed with you in person. Nothing arrives by mail with a note that says "see your doctor."

• 90-minute exam with full history
• Comprehensive labs, ECG and body composition
• Age-appropriate cancer screening and referrals
• Cardiovascular risk review with a concrete plan
• Yearly baseline you can measure progress against

Evaluation and management of thyroid disease, low testosterone and perimenopausal symptoms. Treatment is prescribed where the evidence supports it, at doses that are monitored, with labs that follow the change rather than a single snapshot.

• Thyroid and metabolic labs with interpretation
• Testosterone evaluation and monitored therapy
• Perimenopause and menopause symptom management
• Symptom tracking and dose adjustment over time
• Referral to endocrinology where it is the better route

A short list of peptides with reasonable evidence and clear monitoring. Not a catalogue of unregulated compounds sold at a counter. If a requested peptide does not have the data behind it, the answer is no, and the reason is explained.

• Physician evaluation before any prescription
• Compounding pharmacy sourcing with documentation
• Scheduled follow-up and lab monitoring
• Discontinuation when the benefit is not there

GLP-1 and metabolic management with the labs, the titration and the follow-up that make it safe. Muscle mass, hydration, side effects and dose are reviewed at each step rather than left to a phone app.

• Metabolic and body composition baseline
• GLP-1 prescribing, titration and side-effect management
• Prior authorization help with your insurer
• Nutrition and strength-training referral
• Maintenance planning once the target is reached

A plan written before you leave: destination risk, vaccines, malaria prophylaxis, altitude, a prescription kit for the things that commonly go wrong, and a physician who will still answer while you are abroad.

• Destination-specific risk review
• Vaccines and prophylaxis, including yellow fever documentation
• Travel prescription kit with instructions
• Letters for medication and equipment at security
• Video access from wherever you land

Assessment, medication management and referral for anxiety, depression and sleep. Not therapy, which is a different craft, but the medical side of it, coordinated with the therapist you already see or a referral to one who fits.

• Screening and diagnostic assessment
• Medication initiation and monitoring
• Sleep evaluation, including referral for a sleep study
• Therapy referrals and coordination of care

Care for older adults that accounts for the whole picture: the medication list, the falls, the memory questions, the family who is doing the driving, and the hospital stay that keeps repeating. Family members are part of the appointment when that is what helps.

• Medication reconciliation and deprescribing
• Fall risk, mobility and home safety review
• Cognitive screening and referral
• Post-hospital transitions and readmission prevention
• Advance care planning conversations

Care where you actually are: your house, a hotel, a resort suite, or a family member's home. Included for Access members with no per-visit fee. The same physician, the same chart, a different address.

• House calls for illness, injury and follow-up
• Hotel and resort visits for visitors and residents
• IV fluids and wound care at home
• Mobile lab draws and imaging coordination
• Post-discharge and post-operative check-ins

Confidential care for public figures, executives, athletes and families who need the record to stay small. Unmarked visits, after-hours scheduling, and a practice that does not discuss patients with anyone, including the people who ask.

• After-hours and off-site scheduling
• Visits at home, hotel or a private location
• Records kept to the minimum the law requires
• Travel coverage and coordination abroad
• Discrete billing and no shared waiting room

Referrals go to physicians Dr. Korn has trained beside or worked a shift with, and the records are sent before you arrive. When a hospital visit is unavoidable, he can talk to the treating team, help with admission, and plan the discharge so the same problem does not bring you back in three weeks.

• Direct introductions, not a directory
• Records and imaging forwarded ahead of the visit
• Help getting an appointment that is not six months out
• Hospital coordination and admission support
• Discharge planning and post-hospital follow-up