Dr. James Faremouth is a physician practicing in Naples, Florida, who is board certified in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulation. Through My Private Doctor, we provide personalized medical care, healthcare advocacy, preventive services, care coordination, and support for patients seeking a more individualized healthcare experience.

Yes. Dr. James Faremouth provides concierge-style medical care through the My Private Doctor Personal Healthcare Advocate program. Members receive direct physician access, quarterly comprehensive health reviews, preventive guidance, healthcare advocacy, and care coordination.

Dr. Faremouth is board certified in Family Medicine and provides personalized medical care for patients seeking an ongoing relationship with a physician. We help patients address preventive care, general medical concerns, health monitoring, and coordination with other healthcare providers.

Yes. Dr. James Faremouth is board certified in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulation. These qualifications support our comprehensive approach to primary care, preventive medicine, physical health, and individualized patient care.

Dr. James Faremouth is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, commonly identified by the designation DO. Osteopathic physicians are licensed medical doctors whose training includes a whole-person approach to healthcare and additional instruction in the relationship between the body’s structure and function.

Dr. Faremouth is a family medicine physician and osteopathic doctor. His practice focuses on personalized healthcare, primary care, preventive medicine, healthcare advocacy, care coordination, wellness, and physician-guided services offered through related practices.

We focus on individualized care and developing a stronger relationship between patients and their medical team. Instead of treating each appointment as an isolated interaction, we consider your medical history, current concerns, specialist involvement, preventive needs, and long-term health goals.

Patients interested in establishing care should contact our office to discuss current availability, appointment options, and practice arrangements. Call (239) 692-8934 to learn whether My Private Doctor is the right fit for your needs.

Yes. Our approach emphasizes understanding the whole person, including medical history, lifestyle, existing conditions, physical concerns, treatment goals, and ongoing healthcare needs. We believe patients benefit when their care reflects their individual circumstances.

Yes. Personalized healthcare is central to our practice. We work with patients to understand their concerns, explain medical options, coordinate appropriate care, and develop a more individualized approach to their overall health.

A personal physician advocate is a doctor who helps patients understand their health, navigate medical decisions, coordinate with specialists, and consider how different diagnoses and recommendations fit together.

Yes. Dr. Faremouth is an independent physician and is not employed by a hospital system, large healthcare organization, or pharmaceutical company.

Dr. Faremouth has more than 30 years of experience in medicine. His professional background includes caring for patients in private practice, clinics, hospitals, and nursing-home settings.

Quarterly comprehensive health reviews are regular opportunities to discuss changes in a member’s health, medications, test results, specialist care, preventive needs, lifestyle, and long-term goals.

Yes. Prospective patients may schedule a private meet-and-greet with Dr. Faremouth to learn about the practice and determine whether the Personal Healthcare Advocate program is a good fit.

The fax number is (239) 307-4887.

My Private Doctor is located at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114. Our office serves patients seeking personalized medical care in Naples and nearby Southwest Florida communities.

Dr. James Faremouth’s office is located at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114.

Call My Private Doctor at (239) 692-8934 to ask about membership or schedule a private meet-and-greet.

Our office is located on Collier Boulevard in Naples, making it accessible to patients traveling from Marco Island and nearby communities. The office address is 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114.

Yes. My Private Doctor is located at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114.

Yes. We provide personalized medical services from our office in Naples, Florida. Patients can contact us to discuss primary care, healthcare advocacy, preventive services, care coordination, and other available medical services.

Patients from Marco Island who are looking for a physician, concierge-style medical care, or personalized healthcare services can contact our Naples office. Our practice is located on Collier Boulevard at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147.

To schedule a medical appointment or discuss available services, call (239) 692-8934 or submit an appointment request through our website. Our team can help determine the appropriate appointment type for your needs.

Call our office at (239) 692-8934 to ask about current availability, appointment options, and practice arrangements. We can explain our services and help you determine whether our approach matches your healthcare needs.

My Private Doctor’s office is located in Naples, Florida, at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147. Patients from Marco Island and other nearby communities may contact our office for information about available services.

The best concierge doctor depends on the physician’s qualifications, accessibility, communication style, membership benefits, and approach to care. My Private Doctor may be a strong fit for patients seeking direct access to an independent physician, quarterly health reviews, preventive guidance, healthcare advocacy, and specialist coordination.

Look for a physician with appropriate credentials, experience relevant to your needs, clear communication, and an approach that makes you feel comfortable. We encourage prospective patients to ask about preventive care, appointment availability, specialist coordination, and whether the practice offers the level of personal attention they prefer.

When comparing concierge physicians in Naples, ask about physician access, membership terms, appointment availability, care coordination, and whether the membership replaces or supplements traditional medical billing. Our Personal Healthcare Advocate program offers concierge-style support tailored to the patient’s needs and available program features.

Consider the physician’s qualifications, approach to communication, availability, preventive care philosophy, and ability to coordinate care with specialists. A private doctor should help you understand your healthcare options and provide a relationship that fits your individual needs.

Our practice may be a good fit for patients who value individualized attention, a stronger relationship with their physician, preventive guidance, healthcare advocacy, and help coordinating medical care. Contact our office to discuss your needs and available practice arrangements.

At My Private Doctor, we emphasize listening carefully, understanding each patient’s medical history, and discussing concerns in a more personalized setting. Our approach is designed to support clearer communication and a stronger patient-physician relationship.

Dr. James Faremouth’s background in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulation supports a whole-person approach to healthcare. We consider medical history, physical symptoms, lifestyle, preventive needs, and long-term health goals when discussing care.

My Private Doctor offers personalized care coordination and healthcare advocacy services for patients who need help navigating multiple providers, specialist recommendations, appointments, and follow-up care. Available coordination services depend on the patient’s needs and practice arrangement.

Concierge medicine is a more individualized healthcare arrangement that may offer enhanced physician access, longer discussions, additional communication, and care coordination. Specific services depend on the practice’s membership structure and availability.

A traditional primary care physician provides ongoing medical care, preventive services, and treatment for health concerns. Concierge-style care may add enhanced communication, more personalized attention, healthcare advocacy, and additional support coordinating appointments or specialist care.

Yes. Our Personal Healthcare Advocate program provides concierge-style medical support for patients seeking a more individualized healthcare experience. Our office can explain available services, membership terms, and patient eligibility.

The Personal Healthcare Advocate program is a personalized healthcare arrangement designed to provide patients with additional support, communication, and coordination. Depending on the program terms, services may include enhanced physician access, preventive evaluations, healthcare advocacy, and assistance navigating medical care.

Yes. Active members receive 24/7 direct cell-phone access to Dr. Faremouth. This member benefit does not replace 911 or emergency medical services; call 911 or seek immediate emergency care for potentially life-threatening symptoms.

Yes. Active members may receive same-day appointments when available. Scheduling depends on patient needs and appointment availability.

Yes. Active members receive 10% off products and services offered through My Private Doctor.

For member referrals and care coordination, Dr. Faremouth maintains relationships with qualified medical specialists in Naples, Miami, and Tampa. These specialists are independent clinicians and are not employees or formal partners of My Private Doctor.

Home visits may be available for qualifying homebound patients when appropriate and consistent with practice policies and applicable requirements. Contact our office to determine whether a home visit may be suitable for your circumstances.

Concierge-style care may be helpful for patients who want additional support managing ongoing medical concerns, communicating with multiple providers, or navigating complicated healthcare decisions. Our team can explain whether the Personal Healthcare Advocate program matches your needs.

Care coordination may be part of a concierge-style healthcare arrangement, depending on the patient’s program and needs. Our team can help discuss available support for specialist communication, scheduling, records, and follow-up.

A healthcare advocate helps patients understand medical information, navigate healthcare decisions, communicate with providers, and identify appropriate next steps. At My Private Doctor, healthcare advocacy is physician-led and focused on helping patients make more informed decisions.

Yes. Healthcare advocacy is a central part of our personalized approach to patient care. We help patients understand their medical concerns, treatment recommendations, specialist involvement, and broader healthcare needs.

A patient advocate helps you ask informed questions, understand recommendations, organize medical information, and communicate more effectively with your healthcare team. The goal is to make healthcare decisions easier to understand and navigate.

My Private Doctor offers healthcare advocacy services from our Naples office at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147. Call (239) 692-8934 to discuss whether our services fit your needs.

A healthcare advocate may help explain available medical information, identify questions to ask your treating providers, and discuss appropriate next steps. Advocacy does not replace specialist care or guarantee a particular medical outcome.

Yes. We can help patients review available recommendations, identify questions to ask their physicians, and understand how treatment options may fit into their broader medical care.

When multiple providers offer different recommendations, we can help review available information and identify questions that may clarify the reasoning behind each option. Our goal is to help patients feel more informed about their next steps.

With appropriate patient permission, family members or caregivers may participate in discussions about medical concerns, treatment recommendations, and care coordination. Our office can explain how patient authorization and communication are handled.

Healthcare advocacy focuses on helping patients understand medical decisions, communicate with providers, and navigate treatment recommendations. Concierge medicine describes a broader practice arrangement that may include healthcare advocacy along with enhanced physician access and additional support.

Yes. We can help patients consider relevant questions, organize available records, and identify concerns they may want to discuss with a specialist.

Medical care coordination involves helping organize communication, appointments, records, referrals, testing, and follow-up between different healthcare providers. The goal is to improve continuity and help patients understand how the different parts of their care fit together.

Yes. We help patients navigate medical care that may involve multiple physicians, specialists, diagnostic facilities, and follow-up appointments. Available coordination services depend on the patient’s needs and practice arrangement.

A care coordinator helps organize healthcare logistics such as referrals, specialist communication, appointment planning, record sharing, and follow-up needs. Care coordination can be particularly helpful when several providers are involved.

We can help patients bring together information from multiple healthcare providers and discuss how different recommendations relate to their overall health. Specific coordination services depend on individual circumstances and available practice arrangements.

Patients with multiple conditions, several specialists, or complicated treatment plans may benefit from personalized medical coordination. We help review available information, identify important questions, and support continuity between providers.

Care coordination focuses primarily on organizing appointments, communication, records, referrals, and follow-up. Healthcare advocacy focuses more on understanding diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and medical decisions.

Depending on the patient’s arrangement and needs, care coordination may include assistance with identifying appropriate specialists, scheduling appointments, and organizing relevant information.

When appropriate, our team can help patients discuss follow-up needs, review available discharge information, and determine what additional appointments or coordination may be necessary. Specific services depend on the patient’s situation.

Care coordination may be useful for older adults who work with multiple specialists, manage several prescriptions, or need support organizing appointments and follow-up care. We tailor our approach to the individual patient’s needs.

With appropriate patient authorization, designated family members or caregivers may participate in relevant discussions. Our office can explain how communication and patient privacy are managed.

Yes. We provide personalized medical care for patients seeking an ongoing physician relationship, preventive guidance, evaluation of medical concerns, and coordination with other healthcare providers.

Primary care may include routine medical evaluations, preventive care, annual physicals, medication reviews, monitoring of ongoing conditions, specialist referrals, and guidance for new health concerns.

Primary care focuses on a continuing relationship with a physician who helps oversee your overall health. General medicine focuses on evaluating individual symptoms, medical concerns, treatment questions, and other everyday healthcare needs.

We help patients discuss ongoing medical concerns, understand treatment recommendations, and coordinate care with specialists when appropriate. The right management plan depends on the specific condition and the patient’s individual needs.

Patients with questions about blood pressure can schedule a medical evaluation to discuss their history, symptoms, existing treatment, and appropriate next steps.

We can discuss blood sugar concerns, existing diagnoses, preventive considerations, and whether additional medical evaluation or specialist involvement may be appropriate.

Medication review may be part of an individualized medical appointment. Patients should bring an accurate list of current prescriptions, supplements, and relevant medical information.

We can discuss available medical results and help patients understand whether additional evaluation, follow-up, or specialist consultation may be appropriate.

Patients with new or changing symptoms can contact our office to discuss the appropriate appointment type. For severe symptoms or medical emergencies, call 911 or seek immediate emergency care.

Yes. Patients working with specialists may benefit from a primary medical relationship that helps connect the different parts of their care. Contact our office to discuss your individual circumstances.

Yes. We provide personalized preventive guidance designed to help patients understand relevant health risks, discuss appropriate screenings, and monitor their overall well-being.

Preventive healthcare focuses on identifying potential risks, discussing appropriate screenings, monitoring health changes, and supporting decisions that may help patients address concerns earlier.

Annual physical examinations may be available as part of a patient’s individualized medical care or Personal Healthcare Advocate arrangement. Contact our office to discuss scheduling and appointment options.

An annual physical may include discussion of your medical history, medications, existing concerns, family history, preventive needs, and appropriate health screenings. The exact services provided depend on your circumstances and appointment type.

Even when you feel well, a preventive appointment can provide an opportunity to review changes in your health, discuss relevant risk factors, and consider appropriate screenings.

Preventive care may help identify issues that warrant further evaluation, depending on your individual risk factors and the screenings recommended. No screening or medical evaluation can guarantee early detection of every condition.

Family medical history may be relevant when discussing certain health risks, preventive recommendations, and specialty screenings. We consider this information as part of an individualized assessment.

Yes. We can discuss how your age, medical history, family background, existing conditions, and other factors may influence appropriate screening recommendations.

The services overlap, but preventive care focuses more specifically on health risks, screenings, physical examinations, and identifying potential concerns. Wellness care addresses broader lifestyle goals, healthy aging, and overall well-being.

Yes. Our approach includes discussing preventive needs, ongoing medical concerns, lifestyle factors, specialist involvement, and healthcare goals over time.

Yes. We help patients understand which medical screenings or specialty evaluations may be appropriate based on their health history, age, family background, and individual risk factors.

Specialty screenings are evaluations that may help identify certain health concerns or risk factors. Depending on the patient, they may involve cardiovascular health, metabolic concerns, bone health, cancer screening, or other specialized assessments.

Yes. We can discuss your medical history, age, family history, previous screening results, and current concerns to determine whether additional screening conversations or specialist referrals may be appropriate.

When appropriate, we can help discuss age-related or risk-related cancer screening recommendations and coordinate referrals to qualified specialists or diagnostic facilities. Specific screening services and locations should be confirmed directly.

We can discuss whether colon cancer screening should be considered based on your age, medical history, family history, and other factors. When appropriate, we may help coordinate a referral to a qualified specialist or facility.

Patients with questions about breast health screening can discuss their individual risk factors and appropriate next steps with our team. When suitable, screening may require coordination with an outside imaging provider or specialist.

We can discuss cardiovascular risk factors such as blood pressure, existing diagnoses, family history, and other relevant health concerns. Additional testing or specialist evaluation may be recommended depending on the individual patient.

Bone health may be discussed as part of preventive care and healthy aging. When appropriate, we can help patients consider whether further evaluation or specialist involvement may be useful.

Not necessarily. Some screenings and diagnostic tests require outside specialists, imaging centers, laboratories, or other medical facilities. Our team can explain what services are provided directly and what may require referral.

We can discuss available results and help patients understand whether additional evaluation, specialist follow-up, or monitoring may be appropriate.

Yes. Dr. Faremouth is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and is board certified in Osteopathic Manipulation in addition to Family Medicine.

An osteopathic doctor is a licensed physician who incorporates a whole-person perspective into medical care. Osteopathic training includes consideration of how the body’s structure, physical function, and overall health relate to one another.

Dr. James Faremouth provides osteopathic-informed medical care through My Private Doctor at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114.

Osteopathic manipulation involves hands-on techniques a qualified physician may use to evaluate or address certain musculoskeletal concerns. Treatment is considered only when appropriate for the patient’s symptoms, health history, and clinical findings.

An osteopathic evaluation may help identify factors related to physical discomfort, restricted movement, posture, or musculoskeletal function. Appropriate treatment depends on the individual patient and the underlying medical concern.

No. Osteopathic manipulation is not appropriate for every patient or condition. A physician evaluation is necessary to determine whether hands-on treatment should be considered.

Yes. Osteopathic principles can be integrated into primary care, preventive medicine, general medical evaluations, and broader discussions about physical health.

No. Osteopathic physicians are licensed medical doctors with comprehensive medical education and clinical training. Some osteopathic physicians also use hands-on evaluation and treatment techniques when appropriate.

Yes. Our approach considers the whole person, including medical history, physical symptoms, lifestyle, preventive needs, and long-term health goals.

Holistic medicine considers how different aspects of a patient’s health may influence one another. This includes physical symptoms, existing conditions, daily habits, sleep, stress, activity, and overall well-being.

Not necessarily. Our approach is physician-led and grounded in appropriate medical evaluation. We consider the whole patient while continuing to use conventional medical judgment and specialist referrals when appropriate.

Yes. A physician can incorporate whole-person principles into primary care, preventive medicine, wellness planning, and treatment discussions.

Yes. Lifestyle factors such as sleep, physical activity, nutrition, stress, and daily routines may be relevant when discussing a patient’s broader health.

Wellness discussions may include healthy aging, lifestyle habits, preventive care, weight-management goals, physical activity, sleep, and other factors related to overall well-being.

We help patients consider preventive care, physical function, ongoing medical concerns, screening needs, and lifestyle goals as their healthcare priorities change over time.

Yes, although the two often overlap. Wellness care focuses broadly on daily well-being, healthy habits, and quality of life, while preventive medicine emphasizes risk assessment, screenings, and identifying potential medical concerns.

Yes. Weight-related concerns can be considered as part of a broader discussion about medical history, nutrition, physical activity, existing conditions, and overall health.

No. A whole-person approach complements appropriate medical treatment and specialist involvement. We help patients understand how different aspects of care fit together.

Physician-guided weight-management services may be coordinated through Faces of Marco, our related practice at the same Naples location. Patients can call (239) 692-9506 to discuss available services.

Medical weight loss is a clinician-guided approach that considers your medical history, existing conditions, lifestyle, treatment goals, and whether prescription medication may be appropriate.

Semaglutide may be discussed as part of a medically supervised weight-management evaluation through Faces of Marco. Availability, formulation, eligibility, and prescribing decisions should be confirmed directly with the clinical team.

Tirzepatide may be considered for appropriate patients through physician-guided weight-management services coordinated with Faces of Marco. Treatment decisions depend on medical history, eligibility, availability, and professional evaluation.

Semaglutide works through the GLP-1 pathway, while tirzepatide acts on both the GIP and GLP-1 pathways. A qualified clinician can explain whether either medication may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.

Certain specific medications containing semaglutide or tirzepatide have FDA approval for particular uses. Approval depends on the exact product and indication, and compounded medications are not themselves FDA-approved.

No. Eligibility depends on medical history, current health conditions, medications, potential contraindications, and other factors reviewed during a clinical evaluation.

Some patients may pursue weight-management goals through individualized lifestyle guidance and other medically appropriate strategies. Medication is only one potential option.

Results vary significantly between patients, and no specific amount of weight loss can be guaranteed. Your clinician can discuss realistic expectations based on your individual circumstances.

Weight-management appointments may be coordinated through Faces of Marco. Call (239) 692-9506 for information about available consultations.

Cosmetic injectable services are coordinated through Faces of Marco, our related physician-led aesthetic practice at the same Naples location. Call (239) 692-9506 to discuss available treatments.

Faces of Marco coordinates cosmetic injectable consultations at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114. Patients can call (239) 692-9506 to discuss scheduling.

Faces of Marco identifies Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Daxxify among its cosmetic injectable options. The appropriate product depends on your goals, medical history, facial anatomy, and clinical evaluation.

Botox is a prescription injectable product that may temporarily improve the appearance of certain facial lines when used appropriately. Common treatment discussions may involve forehead lines, frown lines, and crow’s feet.

No. Botox and similar products are neuromodulators that affect targeted muscle activity. Dermal fillers are a separate category of injectable treatment that may address certain volume or contour concerns.

Duration varies depending on the product, treatment area, individual response, and other factors. Our team can discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.

Treatment planning should reflect your facial features, goals, and preferences. We emphasize individualized recommendations and realistic expectations.

Call Faces of Marco at (239) 692-9506 to discuss cosmetic injectable appointments.

Medical marijuana evaluations are coordinated through Green Balance Health and Wellness, our related medical cannabis practice at the same Naples location.

Green Balance Health and Wellness provides information about medical marijuana evaluations at 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114. Call (239) 919-8041 to discuss the evaluation process.

Patients generally must meet Florida residency requirements, receive an evaluation from a qualified physician, have an eligible medical condition, be entered into the Medical Marijuana Use Registry, and obtain an active state identification card.

Florida recognizes conditions including cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, PTSD, ALS, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, certain comparable conditions, qualifying terminal conditions, and certain chronic nonmalignant pain associated with a qualifying condition.

No. Florida’s rules define qualifying chronic nonmalignant pain in relation to an eligible medical condition. A qualified physician must determine whether the patient meets applicable requirements.

Seasonal Florida residents may qualify if they meet applicable residency requirements and are evaluated for an eligible medical condition.

No. Medical marijuana eligibility and certification depend on the qualified physician’s evaluation and applicable Florida requirements.

Green Balance provides physician-related medical marijuana evaluation and guidance. Purchasing medical marijuana is a separate process handled through authorized medical marijuana treatment centers.

The phone number for Green Balance Health and Wellness is (239) 919-8041.

Call (239) 919-8041 to discuss medical marijuana evaluation appointments through Green Balance Health and Wellness.

No. The Personal Healthcare Advocate membership is a medical service arrangement and is not health insurance. Patients should maintain appropriate insurance coverage for services not included in the membership.

Membership pricing and available program features should be discussed directly with our office. We do not recommend assuming a specific price or coverage arrangement without speaking with our team.

Available appointment types and practice arrangements should be confirmed with our office. Call (239) 692-8934 to discuss your situation.

Yes. Patients can submit an appointment request through our website or contact the office directly by phone.

For a medical emergency or potentially life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or seek immediate care at the nearest emergency department.

My Private Doctor and Faces of Marco are related physician-led practices associated with Dr. James Faremouth and the same Naples office address. Faces of Marco coordinates aesthetic services and certain wellness-related services, including cosmetic injectables and medical weight management.

Green Balance Health and Wellness is a related physician-led practice associated with Dr. James Faremouth and the same Naples location. Medical marijuana evaluations and related patient guidance are coordinated through Green Balance.

Yes. The practices identify the shared address 6050 Collier Blvd., Suite 147, Naples, FL 34114.

For primary care, concierge medicine, healthcare advocacy, preventive care, care coordination, and general medical services, call My Private Doctor at (239) 692-8934.

For cosmetic injectables or physician-guided weight-management consultations, call Faces of Marco at (239) 692-9506.

For medical marijuana evaluations and Florida certification questions, call Green Balance Health and Wellness at (239) 919-8041.

Our team can help explain which practice handles a particular service and direct patients to the appropriate scheduling contact. Medical care, aesthetic services, weight management, and medical marijuana evaluations may involve different booking processes.

If you are unsure where to start, call My Private Doctor at (239) 692-8934. Our team can discuss your concern and help direct you to the appropriate service or related practice.