Compass Human Performance

Members pay a monthly fee for direct access to consults and the services the practice provides. The Adult Primary Care Plan covers annual wellness physicals, body composition analysis, medication reviews and refills, a yearly comprehensive lab panel, and unlimited urgent care visits. Each member also receives a personalized treatment plan. HSA and FSA funds may cover membership costs and treatments.

Compass Human Performance does not accept insurance or participate in insurance billing. The practice recommends that members maintain a catastrophic health insurance policy for major needs like surgery or serious illness. For most everyday primary care needs, the monthly membership covers access to care at a cash-pay rate, which often reduces overall costs.

Yes. The practice accepts HSA and FSA funds for memberships and treatments. This makes it straightforward to use pre-tax dollars toward your monthly membership fee and any additional services you receive.

Not usually. The practice handles roughly 95% of primary care visits remotely through phone calls, text, or video chat. When an in-person visit is necessary, the practice works to minimize wait times and provide efficient care. Fifteen-minute visits are available for diagnosis or treatment of acute and ongoing issues.

No. Compass Human Performance does not enroll new members during an active illness. The practice establishes care when no acute illness or urgent problem is present. If you want to learn more about timing your enrollment, a member of the team can walk you through the process.

DPC works well for adults managing ongoing conditions like hypertension or high cholesterol, as well as common acute issues like colds, flu, and gastrointestinal problems. The practice also helps patients reduce medication use where clinically appropriate and improve overall health over time.

Compass Human Performance offers hormone replacement therapy, IV therapy, peptide therapy, NAD+ therapy, ozone therapy, acellular growth factors, weight loss programs, and sexual health services. Members can also enroll in the Performance Medicine membership for an expanded scope of care. These treatments complement the core primary care plan.

Yes. The practice requires a membership to access primary care services. The practice does not offer one-time visits or episodic care outside of a membership arrangement.

Studies on Medicare enrollees in DPC practices show a 30% lower chance of hospitalization, reduced out-of-pocket costs, and fewer medications. Compass Human Performance reports that its clients save time by resolving 98% of primary care visits through phone interaction. The practice goal is to help members stay healthier and rely less on the healthcare system over time.

Yes. The practice recommends all members carry a health insurance policy, typically a catastrophic plan with a high deductible. Health insurance covers situations the practice cannot handle in-office, such as major surgeries or serious illnesses. For most routine and urgent care needs, the membership handles costs directly.