Pricing

In Direct Primary Care (DPC), patients pay a regular membership fee directly to their primary care provider, covering most primary care services such as consultations, lab tests, and basic procedures. This model does not involve traditional health insurance, meaning the membership fee does not count toward insurance deductibles or premiums. However, many patients find that the enhanced access to their physician, longer appointments, and focus on preventative care make DPC a valuable investment in their health. It's important to maintain some form of insurance for services not covered under DPC, such as specialist visits, hospitalizations, or emergency care.