What is direct primary care?

Direct Primary Care is healthcare stripped of the clutter. It is comprehensive primary care delivered directly to you—without the insurance company standing in the middle. You pay a flat monthly fee directly to your provider, and in exchange you get unhurried visits, direct access, and same-day or next-day appointments, with no copays, no deductibles, and no surprise bills arriving months later.

By removing the middleman, the model provides complete price transparency and delivers essential services at a lower cost, completely independent of traditional insurance reimbursement.

A flat monthly fee delivers complete primary care with total price transparency. Enjoy healthcare free from hidden fees, insurance paperwork, and surprise bills in the mail.

Think of it like a gym membership or a streaming service, but for your health. One predictable price, cancel any time.

Your membership covers your standard primary and preventive care needs. That includes unhurried appointments that last 30 to 60 minutes or longer if needed; direct access to call, message, or video-visit your care team; same-day or next-day visits when you are sick or need acute care; and proactive wellness planning built on lifestyle, nutrition, and mental well-being.

It also includes in-house blood draws and specimen collection, complimentary segmental body composition analysis, and simple office procedures.

No. Both charge a periodic membership fee, but a concierge practice also bills your insurance for each service rendered, which brings back the copays and coinsurance costs you were trying to escape.

Direct primary care keeps costs predictable and affordable by avoiding insurance entirely. Everything in your membership is included in the fee you already know about.

Yes. Direct primary care is not only there when you are sick. Preventive and proactive care, lifestyle guidance, and health education are all part of your membership.

Your membership covers both long-term wellness and sudden illness. We are redefining healthcare to ensure personalized prevention is the starting point, not the afterthought. For a healthy person, value means proactive care—catching issues early and anchoring your future on a solid health foundation. Traditional medicine operates on a reactive model, stepping in only after something goes wrong. We completely flip that equation to focus entirely on keeping you well.

Alongside your provider, our clinical team includes Sydney Harris, a certified phlebotomy technician and medical assistant trainee who works under your provider’s supervision.

This structure ensures prompt answers to your questions and efficient handling of your administrative needs. Most importantly, it protects your provider’s time, keeping the focus entirely on your clinical care.

Yes. Direct primary care is not insurance. It is a highly personalized way of delivering healthcare.

We strongly recommend that members maintain a high-deductible insurance plan, a health savings account, or a health share plan to protect against major, unexpected medical events such as catastrophic emergencies, major surgery, or specialized hospital care.

No. We have made a conscious decision not to accept or participate in any insurance products or programs, and the practice will not bill any insurance company for your care.

Your direct healthcare agreement is not health insurance. It is not a substitute for health insurance or other health plan coverage, and it does not provide the minimum essential coverage that may be required of you under federal law.

Because we do not participate in any insurance networks, we do not bill insurance companies for your visits.

Your membership fee covers everything we do inside our clinic walls. You can still use your traditional health insurance outside our clinic for standard healthcare expenses: preventative screenings like mammograms and colonoscopies, specialist referrals and physical therapy, advanced diagnostics such as MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds, and prescriptions filled at your local retail pharmacies.

Think of your membership as complete coverage for your everyday care, while your insurance remains a safety net for outside services, specialists, and catastrophic events.

Yes, we are open to Medicare patients. The practice and provider have formally opted out of the Medicare program.

What that means for you: you must enter into a private contract for medical services, and by doing so you agree that neither you nor your legal representative will submit a claim to Medicare for any services we provide. Federal law requires this separate documentation to be signed by every Medicare-eligible member before services are rendered.

You can still join. While we strongly encourage members to carry a high-deductible or catastrophic plan, it is not a requirement to be seen here.

We believe in health equality, which means reimagining healthcare access by making the highest standard of personalized care the baseline for everyone, regardless of insurance coverage or socioeconomic status.