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the 3-part report series.
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Ready for a More Personalizedand Guided Approach?
If the experiences discussed throughout the reports felt familiar, it may be helpful to take a closer and more personalized look at what could be influencing the bigger picture.
Dr. Kyle Varner is board certified in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine, and focuses on helping patients better understand the factors that may be affecting their progress, overall health, and long-term outcomes.
For those interested in exploring a more complete, medically guided approach, appointments can be scheduled directly below.
We Partner with Most Major Insurance Carriers
Aristos Internal Medicine accepts most major insurance plans, including those listed below. For questions regarding specific coverage or eligibility, the office team is available to assist by phone.
Location and Office Hours
Aristos Internal Medicine is conveniently located in Spokane.
Office Hours: Monday–Friday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
Appointments can be scheduled online or by phone using our automated scheduling system.
Links to scheduling are available throughout the website and in appointment-related communications.
Aristos Internal Medicine participates with insurance plans through Privia Medical Group.
Coverage, copays, and patient responsibility vary by plan. Patients are encouraged to verify coverage directly with their insurance provider.
Patients may contact the office in the following ways:
● Patient Portal: For medical questions, follow-up, and clarification
● Phone: For clinical concerns that require direct conversation
● Text Messaging: Available for administrative matters only, such as scheduling or logistics
Medical discussions should take place by phone or through the patient portal, not by text message
The patient portal is the preferred way to communicate about medical care.
Patients are welcome to send messages for:
● Clarification about a treatment plan
● Follow-up questions
● New medical concerns
If a message requires extensive discussion, medical decision-making, or evaluation, an appointment will be offered to ensure appropriate care.
Yes. Care is offered virtually or in person, depending on what is most appropriate for the patient and the clinical situation.
Virtual visits are used whenever they can safely and effectively meet a patient’s needs. In-person care is provided when an office visit is necessary
For telemedicine (virtual) visits, patients must be physically located in Washington or Idaho
at the time of the visit, where Dr. Varner holds an active medical license.
This requirement applies regardless of a patient’s permanent residence and is based on state medical licensing regulations.
When scheduling, patients select whether the visit will be virtual or in person based on guidance provided in the scheduling system. If there is uncertainty, the visit type can be adjusted as needed.
Laboratory testing is typically performed through LabCorp, with orders sent electronically.
If you prefer to use a different laboratory, a paper or PDF lab order can be provided so testing can be completed at the lab of your choice.
Aristos Internal Medicine does not manage chronic pain conditions that require long-term opioid therapy.
Patients who need ongoing treatment with chronic narcotic medications are referred to pain management specialists, who are better equipped to provide that level of care.
Short-term pain medications may be prescribed when medically appropriate for established patients who:
● Have been seen in person within the past year, and
● Are being treated for an acute or clearly defined condition
The practice is not set up to manage long-term opioid therapy
For certain chronic controlled substances, prescribing may require:
● A prescribing or treatment agreement
● Periodic drug testing
● At least one in-person visit per year.
These requirements are in place to ensure safe, responsible prescribing and compliance with
medical standards.
The office is located within a shared medical office suite. There may not be a traditional front
desk or receptionist.
Patients should take a seat in the waiting area, and Dr. Varner will personally come to greet them at the scheduled appointment time.
Our practice requires a prior in-person medical evaluation before any controlled substances are prescribed. We do not initiate or maintain controlled substance therapy via telehealth-only visits, in accordance with the Ryan Haight Act and our strict internal diversion prevention protocols.
PROUD TO BE PART OF PRIVIA MEDICAL GROUP
Aristos Internal Medicine is a proud member of Privia Medical Group. The best
doctors in our community have joined together to form Privia Medical Group (PMG), a multi-specialty, high-performance medical group that puts patients first. Our physicians are united by the mission of providing better, more coordinated care for their patients.
To learn more about Privia Medical Group and find other Privia doctors, please visit our website.
Licensed to provide care in the states of Washington and Idaho.
Licensed to provide care in the states of
Washington and Idaho.
Licensed to provide care in the states of Washington and Idaho.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
This website is not for emergency communication.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. This website is not for emergency communication.