FAQs

Do you have an office location?

We’re fully mobile! Curitas provides care in the comfort of your home throughout Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Tequesta, Hobe Sound, Stuart, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Island, and West Palm Beach.

What ages do you care for?

From birth through age 18.

Do you take insurance?

We don’t accept insurance, but we do accept HSA and FSA cards (depending on your plan’s guidelines). You’re also welcome to pay by credit card or bank account.

Do I still need health insurance if I join?

Yes. While your Curitas membership covers personalized pediatric care, we recommend insurance for things like labs, imaging, ER visits, hospital stays, vaccines, and medications.

How do I know if concierge care is right for me?

We get it—it's a big decision. That’s why we offer one-time sick visits or physicals and a Newborn Care Package for babies under 60 days old. It’s a great way to experience our care before committing to a full membership.

How do I join the concierge membership?

Just reach out to schedule a free virtual Meet & Greet. It’s a relaxed way to get to know each other, ask questions, and decide if we’re the right fit.

What is your vaccine policy?

We totally understand that vaccines can be scary! We believe in open, respectful conversations about vaccines. During your Meet & Greet or any follow-up appointment, we’re happy to address your questions. We believe that vaccinating against preventable diseases is a key part of high-quality care. We recommend following the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control guidelines, but have room for flexibility. As a minimum requirement, we ask member families stay current with vaccines required for school entry by the Florida Department of Health.

How do I know if I need a house call?

If you're unsure, start with a virtual consult! It helps us assess your child’s condition and decide the safest, most convenient next step. If a house call is needed, we’ll waive the virtual fee.

What conditions can you treat during a house call?

We can help with most mild to moderate issues like colds, sore throats, fevers under 5 days, earaches, coughs, asthma flares, rashes, tummy troubles, constipation, pink eye, skin rashes, urinary issues, minor skin cuts, and more.

When should we go to urgent care or the ER?

For serious concerns—like high fever over 5 days, fever in babies under 2 months, severe breathing trouble, dehydration, broken bones, deep cuts, or head injuries—it’s best to go directly to urgent care or the ER. We’re happy to advise if you’re unsure.

Can you prescribe medication?

If you need a prescription after your visit, we can easily send it to your preferred pharmacy. Some medications might even be available for you to receive right during the visit! For member families, you may even receive medications delivered to your home thanks to our partnership with My Concierge Pharmacy.