Direct Patient Care
Healthcare Designed Around You
We offer two ways to receive care: Fee for Service for those who prefer traditional visit-based billing, and our Membership model for those who want enhanced access, home visits, and telehealth included.
Choose Your Care Model
Two Ways to Receive Care
Whether you prefer traditional visit-based care or the enhanced access of a membership, we have an option that fits your needs.
Membership Terms: Year contract, dissolvable with 30-day written notice by either party
Membership Benefits
What's Included
Longer Appointments
30-60 minute visits instead of rushed 10-minute appointments
Direct Access
Text, call, or email your provider directly
No Copays
Your monthly membership covers all office visits
Transparent Pricing
Know exactly what you pay -no surprise bills
Same-Day Appointments
Get seen when you need it, not weeks later
Personalized Care
Care plans tailored to your unique health needs
Telehealth Visits
Virtual visits from the comfort of your home
Home Visits
Twice yearly home visits for members in Newton & Rockdale Counties
See the Difference
DPC vs. Traditional Healthcare
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Care Plans
Contact us for detailed pricing information. We offer options to fit your budget and healthcare needs.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to become a member?
No, membership is optional. We offer a Fee for Service option for patients who prefer traditional visit-based care with transparent pricing. However, membership provides enhanced access including telehealth, home visits, and direct provider communication.
Do I still need insurance?
DPC covers your primary care needs, but you may still want insurance for hospitalizations, specialists, and emergencies. Many members pair DPC with a high-deductible health plan.
What if I need a specialist?
We'll help coordinate referrals to specialists and can often negotiate better rates for common tests and procedures.
Can I cancel my membership?
Membership is a year contract, dissolvable with 30-day written notice by either party. This ensures continuity of care while giving both you and your provider flexibility.