Highpoint Direct Care

Highpoint Direct Care offers tiered monthly pricing based on age. Young adults ages 14 to 25 pay $100 per month or $1,100 per year. Adults ages 26 to 64 pay $150 per month or $1,650 per year. Adults 65 and older pay $200 per month or $2,250 per year. A remote access option for adults 26 and up costs $125 per month. The practice does not charge your card until it confirms enrollment.

No. Highpoint Direct Care does not bill or accept reimbursement from any insurance plan. The practice operates on a flat monthly membership fee. The practice recommends pairing membership with a high-deductible health plan and an HSA for broader financial protection.

Not currently. Due to prior government contractual obligations, the practice cannot enroll Medicare patients at this time. Highpoint does maintain a Medicare waitlist for interested patients.

New patients complete an online enrollment form and provide a credit card. The practice confirms your information and activates membership within one to two business days. Once activated, you can schedule your first visit right away. The practice does not charge your card until it confirms enrollment.

Membership includes unlimited office visits of 30 to 60 minutes, same-day or next-day access, direct communication with your physician by phone, text, and email, in-office diagnostic testing including point-of-care ultrasound, select in-office procedures, and ECG and lab draws. Wholesale laboratory pricing and advanced skin procedures are available at contracted rates.

Yes. Members can communicate with their physician by phone, text, email, and video. The practice uses the AtlasMD portal for secure member communications. Remote members in Washington state, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming can access care through these channels.

Highpoint accepts patients ages 14 and older. The practice sees adolescents, young adults, adults, and older adults. The practice does not currently enroll patients with Medicare insurance.

Yes, athlete care is a central specialty at Highpoint. Both physicians treat recreational and competitive athletes across all levels, from high school competitors to professional and masters athletes. The practice offers musculoskeletal ultrasound, PRP injections, shockwave therapy, gait evaluations, and USADA/WADA compliance support.

Yes. Highpoint contracts with small businesses at a rate of $100 to $145 per employee per month, with a minimum of five employees. This gives employees direct primary care access without traditional insurance premiums or claims paperwork.

Highpoint draws labs in-office and passes wholesale pricing directly to members. For example, the practice charges just over $2 for a CBC, compared to $75 or more at hospital systems. Pathology for biopsies and smears routes through Quest Diagnostics at contracted rates.