Good Works DPC

Good Works DPC charges monthly membership fees based on age. Children ages 5 to 17 pay $30 per month. Adults ages 18 to 25 pay $45 per month. Adults ages 26 to 65 pay $65 per month. Patients 65 and older pay $85 per month. Veterans receive discounted rates; contact the practice directly for details. There are no co-pays on top of the membership fee.

Good Works DPC does not accept insurance for membership or visits. However, patients with insurance can still use it for labs, medications, and outside studies. Dr. Lesniak also negotiates directly with local labs and medication wholesalers, so patients often pay less than their insurance would charge.

Start by contacting Good Works DPC to schedule an initial meeting. That first appointment lasts about one hour and gives you and Dr. Lesniak a chance to see if the relationship is a good fit. The practice charges nothing for that first meeting unless you choose to sign up at the end. Walk-in visits are not available, so all new patients need to schedule in advance.

Yes. Good Works DPC offers same-day and next-day appointments for members. The practice also provides phone visits, video visits, house calls, and after-hours access for urgent issues. Direct phone and email access to Dr. Lesniak is part of membership.

Yes. Dr. Lesniak offers telephone and video appointments when appropriate and convenient. These visits carry no co-pay and count as regular appointments under your monthly membership.

Yes. Dr. Lesniak makes house calls when the medical need calls for it. House calls depend on availability, distance, and medical appropriateness, and he evaluates each request on a case-by-case basis.

Dr. Lesniak partners directly with medication wholesalers and passes the savings to patients. He dispenses medications in-office and prices them to beat both insurance co-pays and GoodRx prices. Note that he does not dispense controlled substances; those require a commercial pharmacy.

Yes. Good Works DPC is a veteran-owned and operated practice. Dr. Lesniak offers discounted membership rates to veterans. Contact the practice directly to ask about current veteran pricing.

Good Works DPC operates as a direct primary care practice, which means it does not involve insurance in any way for membership or visits. Concierge practices typically keep insurance in the billing process while also charging a membership fee. At Good Works DPC, Dr. Lesniak sets visit length and frequency based on patient need, not insurance requirements.

Yes. Good Works DPC accepts patients starting at age 5. The monthly membership for children ages 5 to 17 is $30 per month with no co-pays.