Who Benefits from Direct Primary Care?
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DPC covers routine and sick care affordably, insurance reserved for emergencies, hospitalizations, and visits to specialists
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Problems get addressed quicker and care feels personal- not rushed
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Financial stress is reduced and patients are more likely to seek care when they need it
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Improves quality of life, better outcomes, and fewer unnecessary visits to the ER
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Better communication, care that aligns with a patients values, and trust
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Starting in 2026, HSA’s can be used to pay your monthly membership fee!
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Less expensive than traditional insurance-based primary care, retail health or urgent care visits for routine or sick visits
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Better monitoring, more frequent check-ins, medication adjustments and lifestyle coaching without the extra visit fees- It is included in the monthly membership
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Easy scheduling online, virtual care options, few missed workdays
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Reduced absenteeism and emergency or urgent care use, healthier and more productive employees, lower overall healthcare costs.
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Tired of long waits, rushed visits, not being heard and want proactive, relationship-based care
Better Care, Today and Every Day.
Membership Covers
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Unlimited Office Visits Per Year
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Same-day or Next-day Appointments
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Longer Appointment Times
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24/7 Emergency Access via Phone
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Basic In-office Procedures
(Ear wax, Injections, etc.)
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Comprehensive Annual Physicals &
Wellness Checks
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Chronic Disease Management
& Education
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Holistic Preventive Care
& Education
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Access to Labs, Some Medications and Procedures at Significantly Reduced Rates
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Coordination of Specialist or Hospital Care
Tired of your insurance company dictating the way you are cared for?
Direct Primary Care Providers work for you, not for insurance reimbursement.
In a complicated world of insurance, high deductibles, co-pays, co-insurance and cost sharing, Direct Primary Care is a refreshing option.
How DPC Differs From Traditional Medical Offices
Direct Primary Care (DPC)
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Monthly membership fee; no insurance bills for care.
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30–60 minutes or more.
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Texting, email, phone, Telehealth and in office visits.
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Very transparent and predictable.
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Small (typically 300–400 patients).
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Preventive, relationship-driven, whole-person care.
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Usually included or low-cost.
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Often at near-wholesale prices.
Traditional Insurance-Based Primary Care
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Bills insurance for each visit, procedure, and service
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5-15 minutes
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Typically office visits only; longer wait times to see provider.
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Often unpredictable; varies by insurance coverage
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Large (typically 2,000 or 3000 patients).
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Volume based visits; visit -driven due to insurance requirements
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Billed each time and separately to insurance, limited transparency on cost
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Retail price or insurance negotiated prices