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Insurance covers sick care
Keep your current plan. Sick visits, labs, imaging, specialist referrals and hospital care are billed to your in-network insurance exactly the way they are now. Nothing about your coverage changes.
Accepting a limited number of new members
Internal Medicine · Troy, Michigan · Since 1999
Dr. Williams keeps this practice deliberately small, so appointments start on time, run as long as they need to, and you always see the same physician. Your insurance still works exactly as it does today.
No health questions asked. Someone from the office calls you back, usually the same day.
Stephen A. Williams, M.D.
Internal Medicine · Caring for Troy since 1999
Board certified in Internal Medicine
Corewell Health Beaumont Troy, since 1999
Faculty, Oakland University School of Medicine
I The part everyone asks about
This is the single most common misunderstanding about a membership practice, so here it is plainly, before anything else.
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Keep your current plan. Sick visits, labs, imaging, specialist referrals and hospital care are billed to your in-network insurance exactly the way they are now. Nothing about your coverage changes.
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Insurance pays for sick care. The annual fee pays for the preventive care it does not typically cover: the Annual Wellness Program, 24/7 physician availability, and a yearly prevention plan built around you.
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Membership is what makes the size possible. Fewer patients is not a perk on top of the care. It is the care.
II What membership includes
1999
The year Dr. Williams began caring for patients in Troy. Many of the people in this practice have been with him for most of it.
III The Annual Wellness Program
An advanced exam each year, featuring comprehensive screenings and diagnostics that go beyond what is usually covered by insurance, ending with a wellness plan built around you rather than a handshake at the door.
IV The physician
Dr. Williams grew up in Royal Oak, studied biology at the University of Michigan, and earned his medical degree at Wayne State. He completed his internship and residency at the University of Rochester, where he served as chief resident, and has cared for patients in Troy since 1999.
He has been on staff at Corewell Health Beaumont Troy for more than twenty-five years, directs its precision health genetics screening program, and teaches on the faculty of the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
His proudest accomplishment is being a husband, and the father of three daughters.
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Three details, no health questions, no obligation. Someone from the office will reach out, usually the same business day.