Clear Health Direct Primary Care

Adult memberships cost $110 per month. Children and full-time students pay $55 per month. The practice accepts children as young as six months, and children must accompany an adult on a membership plan.

No. Clear Health Direct Primary Care does not accept insurance for payment. The practice bills patients directly through their monthly membership. Members with high-deductible plans or health share programs often pair those with their Clear Health membership for broader coverage.

Yes. Clear Health accepts HSA and FSA cards for monthly membership fees. Members who use a Health Savings Account can apply those tax-advantaged funds toward their membership costs.

Members have 24/7 access to their physician by phone or email. For urgent concerns, the practice offers same-day or next-day availability. This direct access is a core part of the Clear Health membership.

Yes. The practice offers virtual visits through its patient portal and home visits for patients who need in-person care outside the office. Both options are available to members.

Clear Health sees patients of most ages. The pediatric program currently accepts children ages five and older for well-child checks, sick visits, and sports physicals. Adult memberships cover patients of all ages.

The practice offers lifestyle and medication management for anxiety, depression, insomnia, ADHD, and PTSD. Both physicians address mental health as part of comprehensive primary care. The approach starts with lifestyle strategies before considering medications.

Yes. The practice performs a range of in-office procedures and maintains an in-office pharmacy. The team makes every effort to resolve medical issues in-house to reduce the need for specialist referrals.

Clear Health currently accepts new patients. Prospective members can schedule a free meet-and-greet to meet the physicians before committing. Sign-up is available through the practice website.

Walk with a Doc is a community wellness program that Clear Health participates in. It brings patients and physicians together for walking-based health conversations in a relaxed, informal setting. The program supports the practice's emphasis on lifestyle and preventative health.