A solo internal medicine practice built around sixty-minute visits, direct physician access, and the kind of diagnostic patience that complicated cases actually require. No concierge theatrics. No twelve-minute slot machine. Just careful adult medicine.
Dr. Kort Knudson is a board-certified internist who deliberately keeps his patient panel small enough to remember why each person walked through the door. After a decade inside large hospital networks — where the average primary-care visit lasted eleven minutes and the charting lasted longer than the conversation — he built something different on Flagler Drive.
The practice sees adults eighteen and older for the full arc of internal medicine: preventive care, complex diagnostic workups, chronic disease management, and the unhurried second opinion that a fifteen-minute system rarely permits. Most visits run a full hour. Most calls are returned the same day. Most results are read by the physician, not routed through a portal bot.
Modern primary care has been engineered for throughput — more patients per hour, more checkboxes per chart, more algorithms substituting for judgment. Internal medicine was never meant to run that way. These are the four principles every decision in this practice returns to.
Sixty minutes is not a luxury. It is how a careful internist hears the symptom the patient almost did not mention.
Your visit, your labs, your follow-up — all read and returned by Dr. Knudson personally. No physician extenders.
Care plans follow current internal-medicine guidelines — not habit, not payer pressure, not the way the last office did it.
The patient in front of me is the only one I am seeing right now.
Transparent pricing for patients paying out of pocket, with high-deductible plans, or simply wanting to know what care costs before they sit down. Most major insurance accepted; cash rates listed below are inclusive of the full visit.
Send a brief note through the form and the practice will call you back — usually the same business day — to confirm a time, verify insurance, and answer any questions before your first visit. New patients are currently being accepted across Palm Beach County.
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