Access to the Hope Family Center
Quick Facts
| Membership Price Range | Adult 18+: $65/month or $685/year | Child (under 18): $35/month or $325/year | One-Time Appointment: starting at $130 |
| Practice Type | Direct Primary Care |
| Location | Aberdeen, Sandhills, Fayetteville |
| Doctors | Myra Hall M.D., Family Medicine |
| Year Founded | 2004 |
About
At Access to the Hope Family Center, Dr. Myra Deese Hall delivers family-centered direct primary care to the Sandhills community of Aberdeen, NC. She opened the practice in 2004 after working in the Fayetteville area. In 2014, she transitioned to a DPC model and renamed the practice to reflect that expanded access. Dr. Hall has helped lead the DPC movement in the Sandhills region for over a decade. The practice stands as a Woman-owned and Indigenous-owned business with more than twenty years of community service.
Dr. Hall sees patients of all ages, from children to adults, and covers a broad range of family medicine needs. Her clinical services include annual physicals, routine bloodwork, ECGs, women's wellness exams, rapid labs, pain management, and medication and imaging discount assistance. Appointments average 52 minutes. The practice never bills Medicare, Medicaid, or insurance companies. Patients may use Health Savings Accounts to cover membership costs. Employers can also offer memberships as a pre-tax benefit under the Base 125 Cafeteria Plan.
Details
Phone
(910) 944-0779Website
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$65/monthly ($685/annual)
Membership Details
Adult 18+ membership: $65/month (first 3 months paid in advance, then $65/month) or $685/year. Child membership: $35/month (first 3 months paid in advance, then $35/month) or $325/year. Each visit requires a $25 scheduling fee. One-time appointments start at $130. Insurance is NOT accepted. All memberships require a minimum one-year contract and are non-refundable.
Typical Appointment
52 minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Adult memberships start at $65 per month or $685 per year. Child memberships cost $35 per month or $325 per year. Monthly members pay the first three months in advance. Each visit also requires a $25 scheduling fee. The practice never bills insurance, so all payments go directly to the practice.
Adult memberships include routine bloodwork (CBC, CMP, Lipid, HgA1C, TSH, PSA), a routine ECG, an annual physical, an annual women's feminine exam, and rapid labs such as strep tests and urine dips. The practice also provides medication and imaging discount assistance. Each appointment carries a $25 scheduling fee.
Yes. Access to the Hope Family Center offers one-time appointments starting at $130. If you decide to join within 30 days of that visit, the practice credits $105 to your account and counts the visit as your first member appointment.
Yes. All memberships require a minimum one-year contract and are non-refundable. You may cancel at any time, but a cancellation fee may apply. Membership dues must stay current to receive appointments, prescription refills, referrals, and any paperwork.
Yes. Access to the Hope Family Center accepts Health Savings Account payments for both memberships and appointments. The practice never bills Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance for any services.
Yes. The practice offers a child membership at $35 per month or $325 per year for patients under 18. Child memberships include annual physicals, rapid labs, and bloodwork as needed.
Yes. Access to the Hope Family Center offers a Business Membership Plan that qualifies as a pre-tax benefit under the Base 125 Cafeteria Plan. Employers can customize benefits for their teams, and employees can access coverage for as low as $65 per month.
Appointments at Access to the Hope Family Center average 52 minutes. That time allows Dr. Hall to address concerns thoroughly and build a genuine understanding of each patient's health.
No. The practice never requires insurance. Dr. Hall never bills Medicare, Medicaid, or any insurance company. The DPC membership model makes care accessible regardless of insurance status.
No. Dr. Hall requires patients to hold an active membership to receive prescription refills. This policy allows her to safely monitor each patient's progress and maintain a consistent care relationship.
Practice last updated April 11, 2026