A Season for Growth and Healing

Spring is synonymous with growth, and growth is at the heart of both physical and mental well-being.

The Direct Primary Care Difference

As winter fades and the world awakens with the colors and warmth of spring, we find ourselves in a season of renewal. It is a time of fresh starts, of looking ahead, and of embracing the possibilities that lie before us. This season of growth is the perfect time to rethink how we care for ourselves—both physically and mentally—and to explore innovative approaches like Direct Primary Care (DPC) that are revolutionizing healthcare.

DPC is a patient-first model of healthcare that fosters a direct relationship between doctor and patient through a simple membership model. This approach prioritizes longer appointments, same-day or next-day visits, and a focus on prevention and holistic well-being—all of which align beautifully with the themes of renewal and growth that spring represents.

This approach is particularly transformative for mental health, an area often overlooked in traditional healthcare settings.

The Connection Between Physical and Mental Well-being

Spring’s fresh air and sunlight naturally lift our spirits, reminding us that our mental health is deeply connected to our physical state. Yet, in many healthcare settings, mental health is treated as an afterthought. Direct Primary Care changes that by allowing physicians the time and space to address mental well-being alongside physical health.

This holistic approach helps patients navigate anxiety, depression, burnout, and other mental health challenges—providing the support they need to thrive.

Looking Ahead to a Healthier Future

Spring reminds us that transformation is always possible. If you’ve felt frustrated with traditional healthcare or have struggled to find the right balance in your mental and physical well-being, now is the time for a fresh start. Direct Primary Care offers a path forward—a way to prioritize yourself, to nurture your health proactively, and to build a relationship with a doctor who truly knows and cares about you.

As you step into this season of renewal, consider making a commitment to your well-being. Whether it’s through lifestyle changes, prioritizing mental health, or seeking a healthcare model that actually puts patients first, spring is your opportunity to cultivate a healthier, brighter future.

Embrace the season. Embrace growth. And most importantly, embrace the care that truly supports you.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

How Direct Primary Care is Breaking Barriers and Improving Health Equity

When it comes to healthcare, women, undocumented migrants, and minorities often face high costs, long wait times, and systemic discrimination. All In Health is changing that—offering an affordable, accessible, and relationship-driven alternative that puts patients first.

1. Affordable, Transparent Pricing

Insurance-based care is expensive and complicated. Direct Primary Care (DPC) clinics like All In Health ditch the middleman—for a flat, low-cost monthly fee ($125), patients get unlimited visits, longer appointments, and no surprise bills. This makes primary care accessible for uninsured or underinsured individuals, including migrants and low-income families.

2. Better Care for Women

Women’s health often gets sidelined in rushed, insurance-driven visits. DPC changes that by offering:
✅ Longer appointments for in-depth discussions on reproductive health, contraception, and chronic conditions.
✅ Same-day or next-day visits—no more waiting weeks for urgent concerns.
✅ Holistic, relationship-based care that prioritizes prevention, mental health, and patient trust.

At All In Health, we spend time to get to know you so we can personalize your care.

3. Culturally Competent Care for Minorities

Rushed appointments and implicit bias in traditional medicine leave many minorities feeling unheard. All In Health fosters trust and understanding by:
🔹 Offering longer, unrushed visits for better doctor-patient communication.
🔹 Removing language and cultural barriers—patients actually feel seen and heard.
🔹 Addressing chronic disease disparities head-on, from diabetes to hypertension.

Note All In Health has a physician who speaks Spanish!

4. Safe, Non-Discriminatory Healthcare for Undocumented Migrants

Many undocumented individuals fear accessing healthcare due to immigration concerns. All In Health provides a safe space by:
✔️ Not requiring insurance or legal documentation—care is for everyone.
✔️ Offering affordable, predictable pricing to prevent medical debt.
✔️ Encouraging preventive and chronic disease management to avoid costly ER visits.

At All In Health, we will NEVER ask you to disclose your private information such as your citizenship status, immigration status, or your place of birth.

5. Reducing ER Visits & Improving Outcomes

Without access to primary care, many underserved individuals turn to ERs for basic needs—a costly, inefficient system. DPC helps by:
🚑 Providing same-day care to prevent unnecessary ER trips.
💊 Managing chronic diseases proactively, reducing complications.
🧠 Offering mental health support, a crucial yet often neglected aspect of care.

Did you know that All In Health offers urgent care services, with or without a membership? We have in person and virtual appointment types available for your convenience.

The Future of Healthcare is Here

DPC isn’t just a model—it’s a movement toward health equity, affordability, and patient-centered care. By breaking barriers, DPC ensures that women, minorities, and undocumented individuals get the quality healthcare they deserve—without the bureaucracy.

That is why All In Health is proud to offer this new model of care to patients in Modesto and the surrounding areas.

As always, please follow us on instagram, tiktok, facebook, or here! Engage with our content and share with anyone who may need a new doctor or is interested in learning more about our services.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Health Equity & Women: Addressing Disparities in Medical Care

Health equity is a critical issue in women's healthcare, as systemic barriers continue to create disparities in access, quality of care, and health outcomes. Women—especially those from marginalized communities—face unique challenges that must be addressed to ensure fair and effective healthcare for all. At All In Health, we’re doing our small part to improve care for women in our community.

Understanding Health Disparities in Women's Healthcare

Health disparities arise due to multiple factors, including gender, race, socioeconomic status, geographic location, and systemic biases. These disparities result in unequal access to care, misdiagnosis, and poorer health outcomes. Some key issues include:

• Gender Bias in Medicine – Women’s symptoms are often dismissed or misdiagnosed, especially in conditions like heart disease, autoimmune disorders, and chronic pain. Research has shown that women’s pain is less likely to be taken seriously compared to men’s, leading to delays in treatment and worsening health conditions. Having a doctor who spends more time with you and listens to you makes all the difference.

• Racial and Ethnic Disparities – Women of color, particularly Black, Indigenous, and Latina women, experience higher maternal mortality rates and poorer health outcomes due to systemic racism and lack of access to quality care.

• Economic Barriers – Women are more likely to experience financial hardship, making healthcare less affordable due to gaps in insurance coverage and paid medical leave. We aim to keep our memberships affordable for all.

• Limited Research on Women’s Health – Historically, medical research has been male-centric, leading to gaps in understanding how conditions and medications affect women differently.

Key Areas of Inequality in Women's Health

While health disparities affect all women to some extent, specific areas demonstrate particularly concerning gaps in care:

1. Maternal Mortality

The U.S. has one of the highest maternal mortality rates among developed nations, with Black women nearly three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women. Factors such as inadequate prenatal care, systemic racism in medical settings, and socioeconomic disparities contribute to these alarming statistics.

2. Heart Disease Diagnosis & Treatment

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women, yet it is often underdiagnosed. Women’s symptoms can differ from men’s, leading to misdiagnosis or delayed treatment. Research has historically focused on men’s symptoms, meaning women are less likely to receive timely and accurate care.

3. Mental Health Stigma

Mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD disproportionately affect women. However, access to mental health services remains limited, particularly for low-income women and those in marginalized communities. The stigma surrounding mental health also prevents many women from seeking the care they need. We offer telehealth and in-home appointments to ensure our care is accessible for all.

4. Reproductive Health Access

Women’s reproductive healthcare continues to be a political issue, leading to disparities in access to contraception, abortion, and fertility treatments. Restrictive policies disproportionately affect low-income women and those in rural areas, limiting their ability to make informed choices about their health. Confidential and judgement-free care helps women feel comfortable accessing the care they need.

Solutions for a More Equitable Healthcare System

While the challenges in achieving health equity for women are significant, there are actionable solutions to bridge these gaps:

1. Increase Awareness & Education

Education empowers women to advocate for themselves in medical settings. By increasing awareness about common gender-based health disparities, women can seek second opinions, ask informed questions, and demand proper care.

2. Expand Access to Healthcare

Policies such as Medicaid expansion, increased funding for women's health programs, and employer-based healthcare benefits can help make healthcare more accessible and affordable for all women.

In addition, Direct Primary Care clinics like All In Health can help provide a different model of care that is compassionate, personalized, and convenient for women who may find it challenging to access healthcare in the traditional way.

3. Improve Representation in Medical Research and in the Fields of Health Care

Medical studies must include more female participants to ensure that women receive treatments tailored to their unique physiological needs. More research on conditions like endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and menopause is essential.

We need more female and BIPOC and other minorities to become physicians! Patient outcomes improve when patients are taken care of by someone who looks like them. 

At All In Health, we’re proud to be a women-owned business and aim to provide excellent care to all our patients.

4. Culturally Competent Care

Healthcare providers should receive training on gender and racial biases to improve patient trust and treatment efficacy. Culturally competent care leads to better communication, higher patient satisfaction, and improved health outcomes.

5. Advocacy & Policy Change

Supporting organizations that fight for women's health rights and advocating for policy reform can lead to systemic improvements. Women’s health equity should be a legislative priority, with increased funding for maternal health, mental health services, and preventative care.

Final Thoughts

Achieving health equity for women requires a multi-faceted approach that includes education, policy change, and healthcare reform. By addressing disparities and advocating for better care, we can create a future where all women receive the healthcare they deserve—regardless of their background or circumstances.

Addressing women’s health disparities is not just a medical issue; it’s a societal responsibility. By recognizing the barriers women face and working collectively to remove them, we can take meaningful steps toward true health equity. At All In Health, we’re honored to play a small role in improving health equity in our community.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Closing the Gap for Women’s Healthcare in Modesto

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. But it’s also a time to recognize the ongoing challenges women face—especially in healthcare. Many women in our community struggle with access to timely, personalized medical care due to long wait times, insurance hurdles, and rushed appointments.

At All In Health, we believe women deserve better. That’s why our Direct Primary Care (DPC) model is designed to close the gaps in women’s healthcare by providing personalized, unhurried, and accessible medical care—right here in Modesto, CA.

How Direct Primary Care Supports Women’s Health

✅ More Time with Your Doctor – Women’s health is complex, and quick visits often don’t allow for meaningful conversations. We take the time to truly listen, answer questions, and create a care plan tailored to your unique needs.

✅ Comprehensive Preventative Care – Regular check-ups, screenings, and early detection are essential for breast cancer, heart disease, and reproductive health. We will ensure these services are easily accessible without unnecessary delays.

✅ Reproductive & Hormonal Health Support – From birth control consultations to menopause management, our team offers compassionate, judgment-free care to support every stage of a woman’s life.

✅ No Insurance Barriers – Women often delay care due to cost concerns or insurance limitations. At All In Health, we eliminate the middleman, offering transparent pricing and direct access to care—without hidden fees or surprise bills.

✅ Convenience & Home Visits – Busy schedules, mobility challenges, or childcare responsibilities shouldn’t prevent women from receiving the care they deserve. Our flexible scheduling and home visit options make healthcare more accessible than ever.

Too many women go without the care they need due to a system that prioritizes paperwork over people. At All In Health, we are changing that. Our model of care puts women’s health first—ensuring every woman in our community gets the time, attention, and support she deserves.

This International Women’s Day, let’s commit to better healthcare for women—not just in words, but in action. If you or a loved one are looking for a more personalized, patient-centered approach to healthcare, we’re here for you.

📞 209-765-8687
🌐 https://www.allinhealth.club/appointments

Because every woman deserves care that truly cares. 💜

What is Direct Primary Care? A Better Way to Experience Healthcare

At All In Health, we believe healthcare should be personal, accessible, and focused on you—not paperwork or rushed appointments. That’s why we follow a Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, a patient-centered approach that prioritizes your health and strengthens the doctor-patient relationship.

What Makes DPC Different?

✅ Personalized Care – You’re not just a number. With DPC, we take the time to understand your health goals, lifestyle, and concerns to create a plan tailored just for you.

✅ More Time with Your Doctor – No more feeling rushed. DPC allows for longer, more meaningful visits so you can have in-depth discussions about your health without feeling like you’re on the clock.

✅ No Insurance Hassles – By eliminating the burdens of insurance-based billing, we remove the administrative roadblocks that often get in the way of quality care. This means fewer delays, no surprise bills, and a direct connection between you and your doctor.

✅ Better Access & Convenience – Need a quick question answered or a same-day appointment? DPC offers flexible scheduling, easy communication, and a healthcare experience designed around your needs.

With Direct Primary Care, your health comes first—always. No unnecessary bureaucracy, no rushed visits, just exceptional, personalized healthcare when you need it most.

Want to learn more? Contact All In Health today and experience healthcare the way it should be!

📞 209-765-8687

Exciting Update: New Office Hours at All In Health!

At All In Health, our commitment to the Modesto community goes beyond healthcare—it’s about accessibility, trust, and ensuring that you receive the care you need when you need it. That’s why we’re excited to announce our new office hours, designed to better serve our patients and accommodate busy schedules.

New Office Hours:

📍 Location: All In Health, 3600 Sisk Rd, Suite 2D, Modesto, CA
🕒 Updated Hours: Office Hours (for appointments and walk-ins) M: 10-12n W: 2-7p F: 1-4p S: 9-12n

Please note, we have additional availability for telehealth (phone or video appointments) as well as additional in person availability for ALL members. We may have additional availability outside of these listed hours so please, call or text to schedule for an appointment during a time that works for you!

These changes reflect our ongoing dedication to putting patients first, making it easier than ever to access quality care. Whether you're scheduling a routine check-up, managing a chronic condition, or seeking preventative care, our team is here to support you every step of the way. We even offer urgent care appointments!

We appreciate the trust you place in us and look forward to continuing to serve the Modesto community with compassionate, high-quality care. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, don’t hesitate to contact us!

📞 209-765-8687
🌐 https://www.allinhealth.club/appointments

Your health is our priority—let’s continue this journey together!

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD and Karen Ann Rayos, MD

All In Health Co-Founders

Have you heard?

We’re so excited to be opening our doors! We still have work to do and have big plans but can’t wait any longer to share this news. We’ve moved into a space and started to make it our own and now want to open our doors to the community, patients, and our loved ones. We are excited to be starting 2025 with this new adventure. We’ve faced new challenges and we continue to learn throughout this process. We have learned about painting and plumbing and electrical issues. We have learned about the importance of good communication and team work. Mostly, we’ve learned to prioritize our own wellness and rest when needed and to give ourselves and each other grace while we’re learning and growing. Our friendship has continued to strengthen over the past year and we’re ready for this next step. We are asking you all to come celebrate with us and share this information with anyone who may be interested in meeting a new doctor, considering a different way to access healthcare, or would like more information about what we do and the services we offer. We will be celebrating AND taking care of patients at our soft opening, Feb 1st from 12pm to 4pm at All In Health, 3600 Sisk Rd., Suite 2D, in Modesto, CA. We will be offering free consultations on a first-come-first-serve basis during that time. We hope you can come celebrate, enjoy some champagne, and invite a friend! Your support will help us to meet our goals with our small business in 2025.

All In Health Co-Founders

Karen Ann Rayos, MD and RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Christmas shopping?

We have been busy with lots of new tasks at All In Health, in addition to holiday parties and birthday celebrations. On top of all of this, we still have to shop for our loved ones and create wish lists for our secret Santas! We know everyone has a long to-do list this time of year so we’ve compiled some of our favorite finds for self care, fitness, and for fun. We hope our list saves you a bit of time this season. Some are products we have recommended to our patients over the years and some are ones we use ourselves, but all are great ideas for the people on your list this year. Check out our lists HERE. As always, we appreciate your continued support. Stay tuned for some exciting announcements, coming SOON!

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD and Karen Ann Rayos, MD

All In Health Co-Founders

Another Year

I celebrated my birthday this year with a wonderful brunch at my absolute favorite spot, La Mo, in Turlock, CA. This place always impresses me and is my go to for celebrating or when I have guests visiting from out of town. This year my parents were visiting from Georgia, so my husband and I, my parents, and my adult son and his girlfriend met for brunch on the morning of my birthday. I started with a dirty chai martini and we shared the queso fundido. Then I had the wedding chicken with breakfast potatoes, while others had the sourdough French toast, the Latin benedict, and the roasted bell pepper BLT with sweet potato fries. Of course, the birthday girl gets to taste everything and everything was amazing. We miraculously didn’t wait long despite not having a reservation (which is available through the website or the Resy app). Service was great- attentive and kind, everything served with a smile. Our lovely waitress had the cutest naughty/nice earrings. After breakfast we set out down main street to shop. I wanted to find some thrifted treasures at the nearby antique and thrift stores. I didn’t find anything I couldn’t live without, but got so many good ideas about decorating the house! It was a great way to spend my birthday. This time of year there are always holiday office parties and hospital department pot lucks, it is always nice to carve out a special time for celebrating my birthday. Since then, we also celebrated with a nice dinner out and I have a ladies night out planned for next week. Despite busy schedules, it is great to spend quality time with all my friends and loved ones. Of all the things I’m proud of accomplishing, I’m most proud and grateful for the relationships I’ve built and invested time and energy into. Part of living a healthy life involves creating and maintaining healthy and safe relationships and I’m blessed to have so many loved ones who care about my success and support me.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Sharing our vision!

We had a successful event at the ACS Bridal and Wedding Expo. We learned so much about how to be prepared for an event with hundreds of people and how to keep our booth visitors engaged. We really enjoyed talking to all different types of people at the event and hearing about their upcoming plans for bachelorette parties and weddings. More than anything, it was great to be able to share our vision for the future of All In Health with so many new people. Overall, people are interested and excited once they learn about how direct primary care improves access to care and can make their healthcare more personalized and meaningful for an affordable monthly membership fee. Our membership cost is less than what some people pay towards coffee each month! There are so many reasons why having unlimited access to your physician through texting, calling, and same-day or next-day appointments makes sense and is worth the price. It was interesting to hear what types of things visitors to our booth are concerned about as their making their big plans- the flu/covid, urinary tract infections or yeast infections, or even just expecting their periods at inconvenient times (honey moon, etc.) Sometimes things come up unexpectedly. We’re excited to be here for our members to support them during some of the most important parts of their lives! As always, we appreciate your support. Please continue to engage with our social media and share us with your friends and loved ones.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Are you a bride to be?

Three months ago, All In Health signed up as an exhibitor for the ACS Bridal Show, a unique and interactive bridal & wedding expo, that will take place this Sunday, December 1st, 2024 at SAFE Credit Union Convention Center in Sacramento, CA. Two months later, I got engaged to my bestfriend and now going through the whirlwind of wedding planning myself. It is slightly overwhelming and stressful, but VERY exciting! If you are a bride to be or just got engaged and unsure where to begin, grab your FREE tickets through ACS Bridal Show website and join us for a fun event filled with ideas, inspiration and GIVEAWAYS! Meet with amazing wedding companies and when you are ready to hear about how you can start with YOUR wellness, swing by our booth to speak with me or my partner Dr. Payanes for a free consultation. We will be sharing exclusive membership benefits, discounts, and medical advice. We will share products of our affiliate partners that can help you with your pre-wedding journey to become the best version of yourself. As a fellow bride to be, I am excited to be inspired and to share my own personal experiences of my pre-wedding journey. For the meantime, look around our website and check out our social media. We’re excited to see you there!

Karen Rayos, MD

Protein House Modesto

I had the opportunity to visit Protein House this last week! I wanted to take a moment to highlight this partner of ours, a business with similar beliefs about health and fitness as ours. At All In Health, we know protein is an important part of our diets and recommend our patients to add in more protein so they stay feeling satisfied, fueled, and ready for anything that comes their way. You will often hear us advising our patients about increasing lean protein and plant based proteins as part of our “healthy living” recommendations. Protein House has protein options for everyone, whether you are craving something sweet or savory, and whether you keep it low carb or not. They have protein pancakes, salads, bowls, burgers and more! They even have protein-packed smoothies and sugar free coffee options that will have you craving and planning your next visit. With the motto, “Eat clean. Train mean. Get lean.” you can eat anything on the menu and feel good about what you are fueling your body with. The atmosphere is clean and modern and the staff are excellent. If you are an All In Health member, let them know when you’re ordering for a special member discount! They’ll hook you up just like they hooked me up with my super bird omelet (39 grams of protein and 8 carbs!) and a delicious mixed green salad with my favorite creamy balsamic vinaigrette. You know I washed it down with a sugar free snickers coffee to get my caffeine fix. I’ll definitely be back. Looking forward to our continued partnership with Protein House and I’m already looking forward to my next visit.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Dr. Rayos’ Birthday Month

I’m so glad I get to share this journey with an amazing partner who cares deeply about her work, her community, and her loved ones. It is clear that Dr. Rayos has a calling and a passion for Women’s health and strives for excellence in all she does. Since it is her birthday month, I’m taking this opportunity to celebrate her and highlight some of her qualities. Dr. Rayos is kind and compassionate, always willing to help a friend, and makes an effort to spend quality time with them. She loves all things fancy, from food and shoes to traveling. She’s very thoughtful and generous, always bringing home gifts for others from her travels. Some of her favorite places to travel to are San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Hawaii. She will often be the best dressed in a crowd and loves to dress up for a theme! Her love for entertaining and hosting makes her the best at throwing parties, complete with a cocktail menu and decorations. She knows how to have fun and make everyone smile. She loves her sweet dog Mochi (so does everyone who meets her). She deeply loves all those around her. I am truly honored to have her as a friend and partner. And yes we are celebrating her ALL MONTH.

The Premarital Exam: Cringe or Clutch?

Did you know that in the 1930s, many states in the US passed laws requiring blood tests, including tests for STIs like syphilis? It began as a public health measure to reduce transmission of undiagnosed syphilis to newly sexually active people and reduce the risk of infants being born with congenital syphilis. In 1954, all but 8 states required applicants for marriage licenses to submit proof of premarital blood tests. It wasn’t until 2019 that this requirement was finally abolished across the country! Historically, “virginity testing” was an unethical and medically unnecessary type of exam designed to provide physical proof that someone had not yet had vaginal intercourse (cringe). There are many controversial beliefs and social issues related to that practice, and as such, some people may be hesitant or reluctant to consider any advice for couples or individuals to make a trip to the physician’s office prior to getting married. A trend to schedule a “premarital exam” has developed over the years in states with requirements for teachers to only teach abstinence, as well as those with large religious organizations or high numbers of people who believe sex should only happen within a marriage. Patients requesting these exams may have questions about having sex for the first time and often wish to discuss birth control. We believe all patients should openly discuss their sexual practices, medical history, and any concerns with their physicians, whether they are planning to get married or not and whether they have had previous partners or not. We are redefining the premarital exam to be an opportunity for all patients planning their weddings to establish care with a trusted partner in their overall health and wellness (clutch). Our wedding packages are specifically designed for patients planning to get married within the next 6 months to 1 year. Initially, we will gather pertinent health information about each partner and about the relationship. We will provide appropriate screening, helpful information, and support as you concentrate on all the wedding planning details. We will focus on the mental, physical, and sexual health of each individual and the couple, including evaluating and making recommendations for healthy communicating and maintaining your sense of self within your marriage. As always, as we get to know you and your partner, we will customize your care based on your individual needs.

Our wedding packages make a great wedding gift as well, so if you know someone getting married, share our information or reach out to learn how to purchase a package as a gift. Packages and memberships designed for the wedding party are also available!

Thanks for continuing to support All In Health!

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

Learning Together

We are both so lucky to have this opportunity to learn and grow as physicians (and as entrepreneurs). One of the most rewarding things about creating our own business so far is that we truly have complete control and freedom to do what we feel is best for patients and best for the community. We have been engaging and collaborating with many community organizations and individuals in the area and are continuing to build relationships with companies you may or may not be familiar with. We’re trying to be thoughtful about partnerships that will be most beneficial to our patients. Our focus over the past few months has been to provide exclusive discounts for our members that will make their health and wellness journey not only more convenient, but more affordable too. So far we’ve found excellent options for discounted medications, supplements, and a local meal prep business (Valley Meal Prep!), and are looking forward to announcing more resources for fitness, self-care, and even helpful mindfulness and meditation apps. Please continue to follow us on our social media and engage in the discussions and posts. We need patients to know about us so we can continue to find ways to make a difference in Modesto.

RaeLeigh Payanes, MD

New Opportunities for Growth

We are growing! And with growth comes new opportunities to be creative. One of my favorite things about starting this business with my friend and co-founder, Dr. Rayos, is the chance to have fun and use my non-medicine brain. As doctors, we have dedicated 11+ years of our lives to pursuing medical knowledge, practicing evidenced based medicine, and working hard to excel in our medical and professional careers. The long hours, nights, and weekends during our education and training did not leave much time for art, creativity, or entrepreneurship. Now that we’ve prioritized growing All In Health to be a unique and innovative model of care for patients that allows improved relationships with patients AND improved satisfaction for both patients and us, we get to be creative again. Check out our new “affiliated products” page to see how we’re partnering with other companies to bring our patients affordable products from supplements to workout gear. We do our research to ensure we’re only bringing quality products, backed by great reviews (and science!), directly to our patients. Thank you for your continued support as we grow and learn on this journey!

Understanding Direct Primary Care…

It’s been over a year since my business partner and I joined the direct primary care movement and started our own direct primary care clinic here in Modesto, CA. Many people still do not fully understand how a direct primary care clinic model is different from a traditional primary care clinic model. First and foremost, “DIRECT” means NO middleman between you and your doctor. This means no insurance companies will dictate your care and you receive direct access to your doctor any time you need it. One of our objectives is to provide convenience for our patients. In a traditional primary care model, we’ve found patients waiting over 3 months to be seen as a new patient, with limited availability for for follow up visits, and no same day or walk in appointments available at all. In addition to convenience, we offer improved access for our patients who can email, call, or text us directly on our mobile phones. We recently collaborated with SigmaMD so please head over to their website to read more on the benefits of the direct care model. Finally, although we don’t accept insurances, we’ve curated an affordable monthly membership rate that can be found on this website. Your membership includes any concerns you may have regarding sexual health, mental health, and healthy living. Some of our patients also use their membership as a supplement to their already existing medical care. If you’re still wanting to get a better understanding of what our membership includes, we offer a complimentary 15 minute consultation. In addition, check out our IG @allinhealth.inc for educational content! We’re looking forward to helping you.

Karen Rayos

Women’s Health Month

This time of year, we’re both working hard to bring our patients the best options for getting and staying healthy and fit, both physically and mentally.

May is recognized as Women’s Health month and we were honored to be interviewed by our friend, Malia, from the Stanislaus County Youth Empowerment Program. We love working with Malia because our mission to help all people become the best version of themselves aligns well with Stan Co YEP’s mission to help young people become leaders and contributors within their communities. We’re looking forward to seeing what Malia and the whole team accomplish through their work with youth in Modesto and surrounding areas. Check out https://www.stancoyep.org/ to learn more about the organization or to subscribe to their newsletter to stay updated.

In recognition of Women's Health month, we’ve been working on a new video mini-series of educational topics related to women’s health. These will be released before the end of the month and we hope they reach patients who may be facing common challenges related to their monthly cycles including premenstrual symptoms, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, heavy or painful bleeding, and more.

As always, we appreciate your support. Please follow us on social media and engage with our content. We want patients to find us when they need us and the best way to help us ensure that happens is to like and share our content.

Weight management services available

We’re continuing to build relationships within the community and develop our collective vision for our practice. We know that many people desire to lose weight but don’t know where to start or lack the resources needed to be successful long term. In addition, some other medical conditions or symptoms can be improved by achieving and maintaining a healthy body weight. For example, patients with arthritis may have less knee pain if they lose weight. Sometimes, even losing 10% of your body weight can have a profound impact on the way you live your life and your overall satisfaction in life. All bodies are beautiful and not everyone desires a smaller body. Either way, we can help you to feel your best and to show up in life as the best version of yourself!

If you are interested in learning about our weight management membership, give us a call. Our services are convenient, confidential, and affordable. We can help with meal planning and nutritional advice, and provide practical tips about ways to move your body, improve your sleep, and get stronger! We recommend lifestyle changes that, along with medications for some people, can help you achieve your weight loss goals. We know that for weight loss to be successful and for maintenance to be successful long term, patients have to change the way they think about food and their weight completely. We can show you how to do this will provide support and encouragement along the way.

Sharing our vision..

All In Health at Turlock Community Gardens

As a physician, I try to wear many hats from being a healer, a partner, and an entrepreneur. However, something I struggle with is the skill of persuasion or to be able to sell an idea or an item. After our event today at the Turlock Community Gardens, I can say that our vision has finally come together! My partner RaeLeigh and I must have attempted to deliver our vision many times today in so many words, but we can now comfortably say that…“We are a female-owned health clinic that offers unlimited access to your doctor for a low monthly price that provides enhanced care in women’s health, mental health, family planning, and weight management”. Today marked our first event in sharing our vision with the community and we are motivated to keep this going. Keep an eye out for us in your neighborhood or city in the next few months. We’re coming!

Karen Rayos