Good Life Medicine DPC

Patients at Good Life Medicine DPC pay a flat fee directly to the practice on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis. This fee covers primary care services with no co-pays, deductibles, or hidden costs. The practice keeps pricing transparent so patients always know what to expect.

Appointments typically run 30 to 90 minutes depending on the complexity of the visit. Annual physicals, chronic disease follow-ups, and acute care visits all receive enough time for a thorough history, exam, and discussion. The practice also offers same-day and next-day scheduling.

Yes, Good Life Medicine DPC recommends that members carry insurance for services outside primary care. Events like surgery, emergency visits, or hospitalization still carry significant financial risk. PPO, high-deductible, and catastrophic insurance plans all pair well with the DPC model.

Yes. Dr. Holmquist communicates with patients by phone, video, and text. Many routine concerns and follow-up questions do not require an in-office visit. Patients can reach the practice directly without scheduling a formal appointment for every interaction.

Yes. The practice draws labs in office and offers members significantly reduced cash prices. Common panels like a complete metabolic panel, lipid panel, and HgbA1c cost just a few dollars each. Lab fees are separate from the monthly membership fee.

Yes. Good Life Medicine DPC connects patients with reduced-cost outpatient imaging. The practice partners with Nebraska Health Imaging at 7819 Dodge Street in Omaha. Cash prices there run far below what hospital-based imaging typically costs through insurance.

The membership fee covers primary care visits, preventive care, chronic disease management, acute care, annual physicals, and all forms of direct communication with Dr. Holmquist. Discounted labs and imaging are available at an additional cost, priced well below standard insurance rates.

com to start the conversation. The practice also offers a consultation to discuss the model and whether it fits your situation. Enrollment is available directly through the practice.

Yes. Good Life Medicine DPC serves individuals and families of all ages. Dr. Holmquist practices family medicine, which covers care from childhood through adulthood. Families can enroll together under the practice's membership structure.

Yes, Medicare patients can join Good Life Medicine DPC. The practice operates outside standard Medicare billing, so patients with Medicare sign a direct contract with Dr. Holmquist. This means neither the practice nor the patient bills or seeks reimbursement from Medicare for DPC services.