Greenlake Primary Care

Greenlake Primary Care charges $100 to $150 per month depending on the plan. That monthly fee covers all primary care office visits, telemedicine visits, and wellness exams. The practice charges no co-pays, deductibles, or co-insurance on top of the membership fee. Small businesses can enroll employees at a rate of $75 to $100 per employee per month.

Membership covers all primary care and preventive care visits, telemedicine consultations, immunizations, and a range of in-office procedures including EKGs, sutures, wound care, and abscess drainage. Members also get access to low-cost labs through the practice's direct contract with LabCorp and wholesale-priced medications through the on-site dispensary at 50 to 90 percent savings. The membership also includes weekly virtual yoga, a walking program, and the Lunch with an Expert virtual health workshop series.

Greenlake Primary Care does not bill insurance for DPC membership, and members pay no claims or co-pays for primary care visits. The practice welcomes patients with any insurance or no insurance at all. Medicare patients have a separate option: a Concierge Membership at a reduced rate of $100 per month, through which the practice bills Medicare directly for visits.

The practice schedules appointments for 30 to 60 minutes, with each provider panel capped at approximately 300 patients to protect that time. Same-day or next-day appointments are available in most cases. Members can also reach their doctor directly through secure messaging via the Spruce platform.

Yes. Greenlake Primary Care offers telemedicine visits as part of the standard membership. Members can connect with their provider remotely for many primary care needs. The practice also hosts regular virtual events, including the weekly Wednesday yoga session and the Lunch with an Expert workshop series.

The practice cares for patients from newborns through older adults. Dr. Kari Palmer and Dr. Krista Hodne both see pediatric patients, with Dr. Hodne holding dual board certification in Pediatrics and Internal Medicine. Several providers focus on whole-family care, making Greenlake Primary Care a strong fit for households with members of different ages.

Yes. Greenlake Primary Care has offered specialized eating disorder medical management for over a decade. The program addresses anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, ARFID, and binge eating disorder using a Health at Every Size-influenced, trauma-informed approach. Providers consult to local treatment centers including the Center for Discovery and The Emily Program. This service operates separately from primary care membership.

Yes. A DPC membership pairs well with a high-deductible health plan. Members use their monthly fee to cover primary care costs and rely on their high-deductible plan for specialist visits, hospitalizations, and other services outside primary care. The membership fee may also qualify for funding through a Health Reimbursement Arrangement for additional tax benefits.

Yes. Greenlake Primary Care offers a small business employee program at $75 to $100 per employee per month. This gives employers a straightforward way to provide primary care access as a workplace benefit without the complexity of traditional group insurance.

Yes. Greenlake Primary Care takes a weight-inclusive approach to care. The team does not use cultural body-size standards as a measure of health. Every patient receives the same quality of care regardless of body size, and the office maintains equipment and gowns that fit all body sizes.