Internal medicine
Dr. Naomi Adjei, MD, FACP
“Most of medicine is listening. The diagnosis is usually in the story — if someone has time to hear the whole story.”
Panel full — waitlist open
A membership medical practice · Denver
The doctor who actually knows you.
Atrium is primary care with the waiting rooms, stopwatches, and strangers removed. One physician, a panel capped at 350 members, visits measured in conversation rather than minutes — and a direct line to the person who knows your history.
- 350-member cap
- 30–60 min visits
- From $189/month
“The first doctor who ever read my chart before walking in.”
Thirteen minutes.
That's the average.
That's how long a typical primary care visit lasts — after the three-week wait, the forms, and the forty minutes of waiting room. It isn't your doctor's fault; it's arithmetic. A panel of two thousand patients divides into slivers.
Atrium changes the arithmetic instead of the doctor. Small panels, unhurried visits, and a membership that covers the everyday 90% of your care — so the relationship, not the clock, decides what happens in the room.
- member cap per physician — most practices carry 2,000+
- 350
- minutes per visit, every visit
- 30–60
- appointments when you're unwell — next day at the latest
- Same day
- direct messaging with your own physician
- 24/7
What membership feels like
Three quiet luxuries, available on an ordinary Tuesday
Same-day access
Unwell by breakfast, seen by lunch. When your physician carries 350 members instead of 2,000+, the calendar has room for the day you actually need it.
Visits that finish the sentence
Thirty to sixty minutes, every time. Enough for the whole story, the second question, and the thing you almost didn't mention — which is usually the thing.
A direct line, day and night
Message your physician — not a portal, not a triage queue. Photos, voice notes, worried-at-9pm questions. Replies come the same day, usually within the hour.
I messaged Dr. Adjei a photo of a rash at 7am from an airport. By the time I landed there was a plan, a pharmacy near my hotel, and a follow-up booked. That's the membership, in one morning.
Priya · Individual member, year three
One membership, no meters running
Thirty kinds of care. Zero per-visit bills.
Everything a primary care relationship should include — preventive, everyday, chronic, and the coordination in between — folded into the membership. If it happens in our clinic or in your message thread, it's included.
The people
Four physicians. Four open doors.
Family medicine
Dr. Anand Krishnan, MD
“Chronic disease isn't managed in the clinic. It's managed on Tuesday nights at the grocery store. My job is to be useful there too.”
Accepting new members
Internal medicine · sports & lifestyle
Dr. Omar Haddad, MD
“The best preventive medicine I know is a body you enjoy living in. Everything else is easier to build on top of that.”
Accepting new members
Family medicine · whole-family care
Dr. Mateo Reyes, MD
“When one doctor knows the whole household, care gets smarter. The kids' strep throat and dad's blood pressure are rarely separate stories.”
Accepting new members
Membership
One simple fee. Everything above, included.
Individual
$189 /mo
One adult (18+)
See what's included
Couple
$329 /mo
Two adults in one household
See what's included
Family
$449 /mo
Two adults + up to three children (0–25)
See what's included
Wondering if the math works for your household? Run the value calculator — real arithmetic, two minutes.
From the journal
Notes on staying well
June 12, 2026 · 6 min read
Your annual physical is a floor, not a ceiling
The 20-minute yearly exam was designed to catch catastrophes, not to build health. Here's what a real preventive baseline looks like — and why it takes ninety minutes.
May 21, 2026 · 5 min read
Prevention lives in ordinary weeks
Forget the January overhaul. The preventive wins that show up in your labs a decade from now are small, boring, and repeated — five habits our physicians actually see working.
Membership begins here
Begin with a conversation, not a commitment
A meet & greet is free, unhurried, and obligation-free: thirty minutes with the physician you'd choose, at the clinic or by video. Come with questions.