Classic Direct Primary Care

Membership at Classic Direct Primary Care starts at $70 per month for adults ages 18 to 44. Rates increase to $90 per month for ages 45 to 64 and $110 per month for members 65 and older. Couples and families also have pricing tiers, and families of three or more first-degree family members receive a $10-per-person monthly discount. The practice offers business pricing upon request.

Membership includes unlimited access to your doctor, an annual comprehensive physical exam with age- and sex-appropriate labs (valued up to $850 per person), sick visits, and chronic disease management. It also covers in-office procedures like joint injections and cryotherapy, plus in-office testing including EKG, urinalysis, and hemoglobin A1c. Members pay no copays or deductibles. Please note that the practice does not perform Pap smears or pelvic exams.

No. Classic Direct Primary Care does not accept insurance. Members pay a flat monthly fee with no copays, deductibles, or surprise bills. For labs and imaging, the practice has negotiated wholesale prices that run up to 90% below standard insurance rates, so members often save more by paying cash.

Yes. The practice offers wholesale lab pricing up to 90% less than standard insurance prices. Imaging and radiology studies are available at least 50% below typical insurance rates, completed at off-site facilities. Members can also use their own insurance for labs and imaging if they choose.

Classic Direct Primary Care provides 24/7 access to your physician. Members can reach their doctor by phone, text, email, video visit, or home visit. The practice also offers business visits and same-day appointments for urgent needs during the day.

Yes. Classic Direct Primary Care offers same-day appointments. The practice also staggered appointment times to minimize wait times and reduce patient overlap in the office. After-hours access remains available around the clock as well.

Each physician at Classic Direct Primary Care limits their panel to 450 to 500 patients. That limit allows each doctor to give thorough, unhurried attention at every visit.

Yes. Medicare patients can become members. Medicare requires that both the patient and the physician sign a form every two years confirming that neither party will bill Medicare directly for primary care services. Medicare continues to cover laboratory testing, imaging, medications, and hospitalizations that the practice orders.

Yes. Classic Direct Primary Care covers primary care, but members still need health insurance for emergency care, hospitalizations, surgeries, and specialty services outside of primary care. Many members find that a high-deductible health plan pairs well with their DPC membership.

Yes. The practice offers business pricing plans. Some businesses have saved up to 50% on healthcare costs by enrolling their employees. Contact the practice directly for a custom quote.