Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a membership-based model designed to prioritize access, time, and personalized care. Rather than billing insurance for office visits, patients pay a predictable monthly membership fee that covers routine primary care services. This allows for longer visits, improved access, and more direct communication with your provider, without the administrative barriers often associated with insurance-based care.

This model allows us to focus fully on patient care rather than insurance requirements, which can limit visit length and delay care. By removing insurance from routine visits, we are able to spend more time addressing concerns, providing proactive and preventive care, and maintaining a smaller patient panel to ensure continuity and availability. Insurance is still important and is typically used for services outside of primary care, such as hospitalizations, specialist visits, imaging, and emergency care. Many patients choose to pair DPC with a high-deductible or catastrophic insurance plan.