The DPC model of easy-access healthcare promotes not only healthier patients but happier, more satisfied patients! In chronic conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, etc., a DPC physician is able to spend more time with their patients, thus getting better outcomes and allowing a better overall quality of life. It has been found that patients in personalized primary care, such as DPC, are better able to avoid unnecessary visits to urgent care/ER and admissions to the hospital.

No, we don’t bill or accept insurance for any communication with or visits with your doctor.

No, but we have partnered with LabCorp for significantly reduced rates for most routine labs, such as cholesterol profiles, blood sugars, and thyroid panels. If you would instead prefer to have LabCorp bill your insurance company for any labs that are needed, we can easily accommodate that request.

No, this is not a replacement nor a form of insurance. We do, however, strongly encourage patients to have insurance, even a “high deductible” plan. This insurance may then be used in the event that a patient needs hospitalization, advanced/specialty care, or diagnostic tests (such as MRI or CT).

Suture removal, IUD removal, pap smear*, shave biopsy, punch biopsy, urinalysis. *LabCorp will charge a nominal fee for processing the pap smear specimen if health insurance isn’t available to cover the fee.

Yes! Patients can enjoy healthcare from their computer, laptop, or mobile device. This allows you to not have to be in the same physical location as your doctor, and still address any concerns.

Yes, as of 2021, Congress allowed patients to use HSA/FSA for Direct Primary Care membership fees.

Please consult your tax advisor. Some patients who itemize their medical expenses on tax returns may be able to include the fee for a tax deduction.