Choosing between a Virtual Membership and an Elite Membership comes down to one question: do you need a place to see patients in person, or do you need a legitimate Nevada medical address behind your telemedicine practice? Both give you a premium clinic address. What comes with it is where they differ.
Here is the full side-by-side comparison, followed by a quick guide to which one fits you.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Choose Virtual If You Practice From Outside Nevada
If you are a solo or group telemedicine provider based out of state, a Virtual Membership gives you a real, inspectable Nevada clinic address along with mail handling and a virtual receptionist. It is built for providers who need a qualifying address for licensing, county compliance, DEA, credentialing, and Medicare, without paying for space they will never use. If you only need a room once in a while, occasional use is available at $75 per hour by appointment during business hours.
Choose Elite If You See Patients In Person
If any part of your practice happens face to face, Elite Membership is the better fit. You get the same premium address, a staffed front desk, and mail and package handling, plus the ability to self-book any exam room, any time, at $45 per hour. Your profile also plays on the big screen in the waiting room, and the member app and events connect you with other providers in the building.
Still Not Sure?
Many providers start with a Virtual Membership and move up to Elite once in-person visits become part of the practice. See the Virtual Membership page and our Plans & Pricing page for full details, or contact our team and we will help you pick the right starting point.
Elite Medical Suites — fully equipped, flexible clinic suites for medical and wellness providers in Nevada.