Sarah Merrick, MD

"Dr. Sarah Merrick is a board-certified internist practicing internal medicine since 2007. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame with highest honors before attending University of Louisville School of Medicine, where she also graduated with highest honors and was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha honor society. For twelve years, Dr. Merrick practiced internal medicine at Baptist Medical Associates, where she served in multiple leadership positions as a member of advisory committees within the organization. Dr. Merrick cherishes her invaluable experiences treating patients at Baptist in those years. Dr. Merrick has been named one of Louisville’s “Top Docs” multiple times by Louisville Magazine, a recognition awarded by her peers. Dr. Merrick is immensely grateful for the professional relationships and camaraderie she has developed with a network of top medical specialists in Louisville with whom she has enjoyed collaborating with in serving her patients."

"Direct Primary Care (DPC) by MedLou takes the insurance companies and escalated insurance costs out of the physician patient relationship. It works to help the physician stop clicking boxes, and instead have time to spend with patients and run a practice the old fashioned and AFFORDABLE way. For less than the price of your monthly cell phone or cable bill, you can get high quality primary care that will help you live a happier, healthier life. Direct Primary Care by MedLou allows our physicians to practice medicine in a more relaxed manner for the reasons they went to medical school, namely taking care of patients. Other practice models only allow for 10-15 minute appointments. MedLou’s DPC model allows for 30-60 minute appts or longer if needed. In addition, this model affords more time for your primary care doctor to talk with specialists. MedLou offers benefits to both the patient and the physician. In an era where physician burn out is real, MedLou offers its physicians work life balance which in the long run benefits everyone."