Great Lakes Direct Primary Care

Dr. Stewart is currently developing a transparent price list for all services. Membership pricing depends on the services each patient needs. He encourages prospective patients to contact him directly to discuss their situation and tailor a membership accordingly.

Great Lakes Direct Primary Care caps its total panel at 600 patients. For 2026, Dr. Stewart accepts only 200 new members. Prospective patients should apply early to secure a spot.

Yes. Dr. Stewart offers same-day and next-day appointments for members. He provides care in person at his Watertown clinic, by telehealth, or through home visits when medically appropriate.

Dr. Stewart recommends that members carry catastrophic coverage insurance alongside their DPC membership. The membership covers the majority of primary care services. However, emergencies and severe illness require coverage that goes beyond primary care. Health Sharing Plans are also worth exploring as a cost-reduction option.

Yes. Dr. Stewart offers telehealth visits and home visits as part of his practice. Both options serve members who need flexible or at-home care. He determines the most appropriate setting based on each patient's medical needs.

Membership covers the majority of services without a co-pay per visit. Services include family medicine, osteopathic manual therapy, behavioral health coaching, nutrition and exercise coaching, VA and DoD healthcare navigation, FMLA documentation, VA claims review, health education, medication reconciliation, and administrative and sports physicals, among others.

Yes. Great Lakes Direct Primary Care is Veteran owned and operated. Dr. Stewart consults with STG International to support the Watertown Veteran community. He also offers VA claims review, independent medical review, and healthcare system navigation for Veterans and active-duty patients.

Dr. Stewart personally leads health and wellness lectures on topics requested by members. He organizes lifestyle medicine group events focused on nutrition and exercise across the North Country. He also runs educational outreach programs for the community.

The clinic office sits centrally in Watertown, New York. Dr. Stewart chose the location for easy access across the North Country region. The office handles in-person appointments, while telehealth and home visits extend his reach throughout the area.

Yes. Dr. Stewart plans to add reproductive health services, hormone replacement therapy, IUD placement, vasectomies, and outpatient procedures including minor wound repair, skin biopsies, cryotherapy, and toenail removals. He also has a long-term goal to establish a private functional fitness gymnasium for members.