Direct Primary Care, or DPC, is a membership-based primary care model designed to offer more time, easier access, and a stronger relationship with your physician. Instead of rushed visits, DPC focuses on longer appointments, direct communication, prevention, and personalized care.

No. You do not need insurance to join a DPC membership. However, DPC does not replace health insurance. We recommend maintaining insurance for emergencies, hospitalizations, specialist visits, advanced imaging, and services outside the membership.

Planned membership benefits may include longer, unrushed visits, direct communication with your physician, same or next-day availability when appropriate, preventive and wellness-focused care, chronic care coordination, transparent monthly pricing, personalized health planning, and care designed around your long-term wellness. Final membership details will be confirmed before launch.

No. Direct Primary Care is not insurance. It is a membership-based care model for primary care services. Patients are still encouraged to maintain health insurance for services outside the membership, such as emergency care, hospital care, specialist care, imaging, labs, prescriptions, and procedures not included in the membership.

Yes. Some patients join DPC because they want more time, easier access, or a more personal care experience. Your membership choice should depend on your healthcare needs and preferences.

Please see the updated membership pricing.

DPC membership visits are generally not billed to insurance. The membership is paid directly by the patient. Insurance may still be used separately for services outside the DPC membership, depending on the patient’s insurance plan and the outside service provider.

Some labs, imaging, medications, or outside services may be available at transparent or discounted cash-pay rates when possible, but they are not guaranteed to be included in membership. Final details will be confirmed before launch.

DPC may offer same or next-day availability when appropriate for certain non-emergency concerns. DPC is not emergency care. For chest pain, severe shortness of breath, stroke symptoms, severe injury, or any life-threatening emergency, patients should call 911 or go to the emergency room.

Family membership options will be available. Final pricing, age eligibility, family plans, and enrollment details will be confirmed before launch.

Yes. see above to become a member. seats are limited.

Virtual or telehealth visits may be offered when clinically appropriate and legally permitted. Availability, visit type, and eligibility will be confirmed before launch.