Why Choose DPC if I have Insurance?
Four Corners Health Care, a provider who:
Responds to phone calls, texts, and inquiries promptly.
Takes the time to understand your background, concerns, and history.
Who will really listen to you and help coach you to your optimal health
Is available 24/7 to address serious matters.
Can schedule an appointment the same day or next day via in-person office visit or tele-health.
Committed to assisting you in achieving optimal health and is willing to guide you toward a healthy lifestyle.
Is transparent with easy to understand membership fees and upfront, low cost labs and medications.
Has been practicing in the greater Cleveland area - specifically Lake County, and has developed a network of specialists, hospitals, imaging centers, and laboratories.
The Benefits of Direct Primary Care
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High limit deductibles can require you to spend $2500-$12,500 per year before your insurance kicks in to cover your office visits in full. DPC charges a flat monthly fee for services for an entire month.
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A single retail healthcare visit incurs a cost that is approximately 1.5 to 3 times the monthly membership fee.
A single urgent care visit incurs a cost that is approximately 2.5 to 5 times the monthly subscription fee associated with the membership.
A single emergency room visit can incur costs that are five to twenty times higher than the monthly membership fee.
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As of January 1, 2026 Direct Primary Care membership expenses are eligible for health savings account reimbursement!
This means you can use your HSA card to pay your monthly membership fees or file for reimbursement each month!
HSA funds are PRE-TAX which means a greater cost savings for you and keeping MORE of your earnings!
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Primary care like you deserve.
Increased attention and level of care
Time to spend discussing concerns
According to one study, DPC patients experienced few surgeries, fewer specialist and emergency room visits, and fewer hospital readmission rates for acute conditions [1]
Access to care for uninsured, underinsured, and other at risk populations
[1] Tou, L.C, Prakash, N., Jeyakumar, S. J., & Ravi, S. (2020). Investigating Social Determinants of Health in an Urban Direct Primary Care. Clinic. Cureus, 12(10), e10791
Gazelle, K. (2025). What is Primary Direct Care? And is it for You?. Full script. Https://fullscript.com/blog/whatisdirectprimarycare