Questions

Kasoya Health currently operates as a direct-access, direct-pay practice: no insurance billing, no memberships, no retainers. Dr. Matuk-Villazon sees a carefully selected panel of patients, allowing each visit to be personal, thorough, and accountable to the patient. Patients have direct access to a physician who knows them. This is medicine practiced with time, depth, and continuity.

Not for now. Kasoya Health currently operates on a per-visit basis. There are no memberships, no retainers, and no long-term commitments required. You come to us when your family needs us, nothing more. An annual membership tier opens in 2027.

Kasoya Health operates on an upfront, direct-pay model: no insurance billing and no hidden fees. Current self-pay visits range from $200–$400 per visit, depending on visit type and complexity. Additional in-office services and procedures are quoted before they are performed. We can provide itemized superbills for potential HSA/FSA or out-of-network reimbursement, when applicable.

No. We do not bill private insurance, Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, or any Medicare program. Patients are responsible for payment at the time of visit. We can provide itemized superbills for potential HSA/FSA or out-of-network reimbursement, when applicable.

Dr. Matuk-Villazon provides primary care for individuals and families, for kids and adults. As a Board Certified Pediatrician and a licensed physician in Texas and Mexico, with additional expertise in homeopathy, metabolic health, fitness, cardiovascular risk, and longevity medicine, he also sees patients for executive health assessments, integrative medicine, second opinions, and cross-border care coordination.

Yes. Dr. Matuk-Villazon is Board Certified in Pediatrics in both the United States and Mexico, pediatric care is his foundational specialty. Families can bring their children and their adult parents to the same trusted physician.

Absolutely. Dr. Matuk-Villazon is a native Spanish speaker who trained in Mexico City before completing his medical career in the United States. Consultations, medical records, and care coordination are all available in both English and Spanish, with no translators, no delays, and no loss of nuance.

Yes. This is one of our core services. Dr. Matuk-Villazon translates medical records, aligns treatment plans, and communicates directly with physicians around the world to ensure seamless continuity of care across borders. He holds active medical licenses and board certifications in both the United States and Mexico.

Yes. Home visits are available for patients who prefer to be seen in the comfort of their own home, particularly adult family members, patients recovering from procedures, or those with mobility limitations. Home visits are available only in the Greater Houston area.

Integrative medicine at Kasoya Health means combining conventional primary care with rigorously evidence-based complementary approaches: classical homeopathy, personalized nutrition, lifestyle optimization, metabolic health protocols, sleep medicine, and root-cause analysis. Every recommendation is grounded in peer-reviewed clinical evidence, not trends, not unproven therapies, and not shortcuts.

Yes, when clinically appropriate. GLP-1 medications are prescribed only after medical evaluation, risk review, and ongoing follow-up. Kasoya Health prioritizes FDA-approved branded medications and does not market compounded GLP-1 products as FDA-approved.

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