• More About Direct Primary Care

    Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a membership-based healthcare model that removes insurance from everyday primary care. Employers or individuals pay a doctor a flat monthly fee — and in return, get unlimited access to comprehensive care with no copays, no billing surprises, and a physician who actually knows you.

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    Simple monthly membership

    Pay one flat fee — typically $50–$150/month for adults. No copays, no deductibles, no surprise bills for primary care visits.

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    Direct access to your doctor

    Reach your physician by phone, text, or video — often same- or next-day. No more waiting weeks for a routine appointment.

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    Longer, unhurried visits

    Appointments run 30–60 minutes. Your doctor is not rushing to the next patient — they have time to listen and think.

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    Small patient panels

    DPC doctors limit their panels to 300–600 patients (vs. 2,000–3,000 in traditional practices), so you get real continuity of care.

    What's included

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    Unlimited primary care visits

    As many in-person visits as you need, covered by your membership.

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    Wholesale medications

    Many DPC practices dispense generic medications at or near cost — often just a few dollars per month.

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    Discounted labs & imaging

    Access to deeply discounted lab panels and imaging through direct-pay pricing — no insurance markup.

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    Care coordination

    Your DPC doctor helps coordinate specialist referrals, hospital visits, and complex care navigation.

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    Telehealth & messaging

    Virtual visits and direct messaging with your physician included — no extra fee.

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    Preventive & chronic care

    Annual wellness exams, chronic disease management, and preventive screenings — all part of your membership.

    DPC vs. traditional insurance-based care

    ✦ Direct Primary Care

    Flat monthly fee — no surprise bills

    Same/next-day appointments

    30–60 min visits

    Direct doctor access (text/call/video)

    300–600 patients per doctor

    Wholesale meds & discounted labs

    No insurance paperwork

    Traditional primary care

    Copays, deductibles, balance bills

    Avg. 24-day wait for new patient

    7–15 min average visit

    Contact through front desk only

    2,000–3,000 patients per doctor

    Retail pharmacy & lab pricing

    Heavy administrative overhead