Hoke Direct Primary Care

Hoke DPC charges a recurring membership fee that covers comprehensive primary care services. Starting January 1, 2026, members can use HSA funds to pay for their DPC membership, which the practice estimates saves members the equivalent of roughly two and a half months of care each year.

Yes. Effective January 1, 2026, members can use HSA funds to pay for a Hoke DPC membership. The practice notes this effectively makes about two and a half months of care cost-free each year for members who take advantage of it.

Hoke DPC operates outside the insurance system. Membership fees do not run through insurance or Medicare. The practice recommends that members carry a separate insurance plan or health-sharing arrangement to cover hospitalizations, specialist visits, or other needs outside the DPC scope.

Membership covers a broad range of family medicine services. These include preventive and wellness exams, chronic disease management, acute care visits, in-office procedures, telemedicine, and virtually 24/7 provider access. Members also receive significantly discounted lab testing drawn in-office and prescription medications dispensed directly at the practice, often at up to 80% off pharmacy cash pay prices.

Hoke DPC offers same-day and next-day appointments for routine concerns during normal business hours. For after-hours issues, members can reach the practice by phone, text, email, or video to address many concerns without waiting for an in-person visit.

The practice has two providers. Dr. Jason Hoke, MD, is the founding family physician. Julie Greene, APRN, is a nurse practitioner who also sees patients. Both providers focus on building personal, ongoing relationships with their members.

Yes. The practice offers telemedicine through phone, text, email, and video conferencing. Not every health concern requires an office visit, and Dr. Hoke and Julie Greene use these tools to evaluate and treat many issues remotely.

The practice deliberately limits its panel to fewer than half the size of a typical traditional physician panel, which often exceeds 2,000 patients. This smaller panel allows Dr. Hoke and Julie Greene to provide more attentive, individualized care to each member.

The practice currently welcomes new patients. A team member will follow up to answer questions and walk you through enrollment.

Yes. Hoke DPC provides care from birth through age 100 and beyond. Routine preventive and wellness exams for children are part of the membership, making the practice a convenient option for families who want one trusted provider for all ages.