What Does Your Membership Include?

Hi friend,

As we get closer to opening day, I hope you’re feeling as excited as I am. I want to give you a clear picture of what a Deserving of Joy membership truly includes — because it’s so much more than easy appointments or a monthly fee. It’s a return to something medicine has been missing: access, time, and a real relationship with your doctor.

At Deserving of Joy, you’re never “just a number on the schedule.” Your membership gives you direct access to your doctor. You can reach me by text, email, or phone for medical questions or guidance. I typically respond within a few hours for urgent concerns, or the next business day for routine questions, because your health shouldn’t have to wait days for an answer.

You also have access to timely sick visits, whether in person or through telehealth. No more waiting weeks when you or your child wakes up with an earache, sinus infection, or mystery rash. My panel is intentionally small so I can fit you in when you need me.

At Deserving of Joy, you receive personalized, old-fashioned primary care — the kind of medicine people miss and deserve. It means time to talk. Room to ask your questions. And a doctor who knows your story, your patterns, your worries, and your goals.

Your membership is built on extended, meaningful visits. New patient appointments are up to 60 minutes, and follow-ups are designed to give you the time you need without rushing. No more 7-minute medicine — just thoughtful, attentive care in a calm, welcoming space created for healing.

On January 13, you’ll step into a bright, peaceful environment designed to make you feel cared for the moment you walk in. If you’ve been waiting for healthcare that feels personal again… now is the moment.

Thank you for being here. Your encouragement and excitement fuel me, and I cannot wait to welcome you through the doors. If you haven’t booked your first appointment yet, you can sign up and schedule here.

2026 is going to be a great year — and I’m so glad you’re a part of it.

Dr. Kristy Mount

Deserving of Joy: Direct Primary Care