Cleveland Clinic plans to expand its Nevada offerings by introducing concierge medicine and executive health services, with patient appointments beginning in Q3 2025 and 2026, respectively. These services, part of the Primary Care Institute, will be located in the Evora development in southwest Las Vegas.
The concierge medicine program, already established in locations like Abu Dhabi and Florida, offers personalized care, including 24/7 physician access, longer appointments, tailored treatment plans, and coordinated specialist referrals. “This model allows physicians to dedicate more time to each patient, enhancing care and convenience,” said Dr. James Gutierrez, Chairman of the Primary Care Institute.
The executive health program provides a comprehensive wellness and preventive care assessment, involving a multidisciplinary team. Patients receive a personalized health report with recommendations to improve their well-being.
“We’re excited to expand services to meet Nevada’s growing healthcare needs,” said Dr. Tommaso Falcone, Cleveland Clinic’s EVP of International and Emerging Markets. Larry Ruvo, co-founder of the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, expressed pride in the center’s achievements and welcomed the expansion, saying, “This is another step toward providing world-class healthcare to Nevadans.”
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