Active Health DPC

Active Health DPC charges $150 per month for adults ages 18 to 39, $125 per month for adults 40 and older, and $100 per month for students. Families receive a 5% discount per person each month. A one-time enrollment fee of $150 applies when joining. There are no copays or additional visit fees for members.

Yes. Active Health DPC offers a free meet-and-greet so prospective patients can ask questions and get a feel for the practice before enrolling. The practice also accepts non-member appointments for primary care and sports medicine visits, though same-day and next-day availability applies to members only.

No. Active Health DPC is not insurance, and the practice encourages all members to maintain their own health insurance coverage. The membership covers direct primary care and sports medicine services. Members use their insurance for hospitalizations, specialist visits, and other services outside the practice's scope.

Yes, the practice welcomes Medicare patients. Because Active Health DPC operates outside the insurance billing system, it does not submit claims to Medicare for reimbursement. Medicare patients pay the standard membership fee to access all included services.

Appointments at Active Health DPC run 30 to 60 minutes. Members receive same-day or next-day availability, so urgent concerns do not require a trip to urgent care. Non-members may schedule visits but same-day access is not guaranteed for them.

Yes. Members have direct access to Dr. Williams-Drueding for questions and concerns. The practice gives patients a clear line of communication without navigating layers of administrative staff. This direct access is one of the core benefits of membership.

Active Health DPC offers a full range of sports medicine services, including musculoskeletal evaluations, ultrasound-guided injections, corticosteroid injections, trigger point injections, sports physicals, and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy. Sports medicine visits are available to both members and non-members. Non-member pricing for a first sports medicine visit is $300, with follow-up visits at $200.

Platelet Rich Plasma therapy uses a concentration of a patient's own blood to support tissue healing and reduce pain. Dr. Williams-Drueding uses PRP for tendon injuries, ligament sprains, joint pain, and muscle strains. It suits athletes recovering from injury as well as active adults managing recurring pain. The practice administers PRP injections in-office with ultrasound guidance.

Yes. The practice offers telemedicine appointments for members and non-members. Virtual sports medicine visits follow the same pricing as in-office appointments: $300 for a first visit and $200 for follow-ups for non-members. Members can use telehealth as part of their membership benefits.

No. Active Health DPC carries no long-term commitment. Members can cancel at any time. The practice charges a one-time $150 enrollment fee when joining, but monthly membership runs month to month with no penalty for leaving.