Learn about Direct Primary Care (DPC), discover if it's right for you, and connect with doctors who fit your needs.
DPC is a simple, membership-based way to get everyday healthcare. Here's what it really means — and what it doesn't.
A flat monthly fee that covers most of your routine and ongoing care. Including checkups, chronic condition visits, urgent care, and many in-office procedures.
No copays, no surprise bills, no paperwork.
Build a lasting relationship with your doctor, someone who listens, knows your history, and is there when you need care.
Think "old-school family doctor," with modern convenience.
Call, text, or message your doctor directly for quick questions or urgent issues.
No waiting weeks for appointments or navigating insurance approval delays.
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DPC is not insurance. It covers your routine and preventive care. Most members still keep a high-deductible or catastrophic plan for big emergencies.
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Many DPC practices were built to help uninsured or underinsured patients. Average costs are often less than what you pay in premiums or copays each month.
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You can still use insurance for hospital visits, specialists, or prescriptions. DPC simply simplifies your primary care.
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DPC has been growing steadily for over a decade, with thousands of clinics across the U.S. and millions of patients.
Clear boundaries help you make informed decisions. Here's what DPC includes and doesn't include:
Curious if DPC fits your situation? Take a 2-minute quiz to see what your options might look like.
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