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Yes, insurance or an alternative (such as a healthshare) is still highly recommended in case you need hospitalizations, surgeries, or specialist care outside of primary care.

Absolutely.

Your DPC doctor coordinates referrals and works alongside any specialists you already see.

You can reach us anytime via email, call, or text. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

Yes.

Phone, text, and video visits are available for follow‑ups, minor issues, and ongoing care.

Most members are seen the same or next day.

Only for services like labs, imaging, or medications—offered at discounted cash prices.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) and concierge medicine look similar at first glance—both offer better access, longer visits, and a more personal relationship with your doctor.

Some concierge practices bill your insurance in addition to the membership fee. Others only bill the membership fee, typically on an annual basis, and so are similar to Direct Primary Care, but tend to be more expensive. It depends on the specific practice.

Direct Primary Care can be considered a specific type of concierge care which is meant to be cost-transparent and affordable to the average person.