About
See What Makes Apex Different.
Our Practice
A Practice Built on
The Doctor-Patient Relationship.
Apex Concierge Health is a concierge Direct Primary Care practice founded by Dr. Elie Miller. The model is simple: one doctor, a limited number of patients, and enough time to actually practice medicine.
The traditional system runs on volume. Dr. Miller built Apex around the opposite idea: fewer patients, longer visits, and a doctor who knows your history before you walk in the door.
By offering accessible, comprehensive healthcare services and prioritizing patient-provider relationships, we aim to empower our community to take control of their health and well-being.
“A Practice That Treats Patients Like People.”
Same-Day Appointments
No waiting weeks to be seen. Same-day and next-day scheduling is the standard, not the exception.
Professional Support Staff
A dedicated team committed to making every interaction with Apex seamless and welcoming.
Cutting-Edge Facilities
Modern equipment and in-office procedures including EKGs, pre-ops, and more, all under one roof.
Individualized Treatment
Every care plan is tailored specifically to you, your health history, goals, and preferences.
Meet Your Doctor
Elie N. Miller, MD
Founder & Chief Physician, Family Medicine
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Miller first developed an interest in healthcare working as an EMT while pursuing an undergraduate degree in Talmudic Law in Jerusalem. He moved to Baltimore to complete his degree at Ner Israel Rabbinical College while simultaneously completing a post-bachelor pre-med program at Towson University.
Dr. Miller published clinical research at Johns Hopkins University before completing Medical School and residency at the University of Maryland, where he served as class president and was awarded “Resident Researcher of the Year” in his final year of training.
He currently serves as adjunct faculty at both Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland Schools of Medicine while practicing Family Medicine full-time. When not in the clinic, he can be found spending time with his wife and seven children.
- Board-certified Family Medicine physician
- Greater Baltimore Medical Center Staff Physician
- Adjunct Faculty, Johns Hopkins & University of Maryland Schools of Medicine
- Class President & Resident Researcher of the Year, University of Maryland
- Published researcher in NK Cell Cytotoxicity & Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy Treatment
Peer Reviewed Research
Dr. Miller has co-authored peer-reviewed research published through both Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland, contributing to the medical community’s understanding of patient care and clinical outcomes.
These publications reflect his commitment to evidence-based medicine and continuous advancement in his field. To the right, you will find two examples:
Article: Metabolic perturbation sensitizes human breast cancer to NK cell-mediated cytotoxicity by increasing the expression of MHC class I chain-related A/B.
Single Versus Double Tendon Transfer to Improve Shoulder External Rotation During the Treatment of Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy Treatment.
Dr Miller In Media
Personalized Healthcare in Baltimore - A Conversation with Dr. Elie Miller
Dr. Elie Miller joined the interview to discuss his journey into medicine and the founding of Apex Concierge Health. The conversation highlights his focus on restoring the doctor-patient relationship and creating a practice where patients feel known, heard, and cared for beyond the limits of traditional healthcare.
Good Morning Maryland - "Why do I need a Primary Care Doctor?"
Dr. Elie Miller appeared with Good Morning Maryland’s Christian Schaffer to discuss why having a primary care doctor matters, especially for prevention, continuity of care, and having a trusted physician who understands the full picture of a patient’s health
Dr. Miller on primary care + mental health
In this FOX45-partnered article, Dr. Miller explained how primary care physicians often serve as the first point of contact for patients dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and post-pandemic lifestyle changes.
Midday Maryland - Opioid Crisis
Dr. Elie Miller appeared in a WMAR segment discussing the opioid crisis and the important role primary care physicians play in recognizing warning signs, supporting patients, and connecting them with the right treatment resources. The interview highlighted how ongoing, trusted relationships with a primary care doctor can be critical in addressing substance use concerns before they become life-threatening.
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