Holy Family Direct Primary Care

Holy Family Direct Primary Care charges membership fees monthly by ACH withdrawal or credit and debit card. Fertility care through a NaPro membership costs $100 per month. Families receive a discount: children ages 0 to 17 enroll at $20 per person per month when added to a parent's membership. The monthly fee covers all office visits, communications, and basic in-office testing like EKG and point-of-care ultrasound.

Yes, Holy Family Direct Primary Care carries no long-term commitment. Members can cancel at any time. However, reenrollment after cancellation is not always possible and requires individual review along with a reenrollment fee.

The membership covers all office visits and communications with Dr. Martin. It also includes basic in-office testing such as EKG and point-of-care ultrasound. Labs drawn in the office and sent to an outside laboratory are charged separately at wholesale cash prices. Medications stocked in the office are also charged separately at wholesale pricing.

Holy Family Direct Primary Care does not bill insurance for any care provided within the office. Insurance will not cover membership fees. If desired, insurance may still cover labs, imaging, or prescriptions that Dr. Martin sends to outside facilities or pharmacies, though coverage depends on the patient's individual plan.

Holy Family Direct Primary Care charges lab work and medications at wholesale cash prices. Most blood tests fall in the $2 to $10 range. Generic medications are available at wholesale pricing, often at a steep discount compared to retail pharmacies. Dr. Martin also provides access to significantly discounted cash prices on imaging, with MRI pricing around $500 cash compared to roughly $5,000 typically billed to insurance.

Holy Family Direct Primary Care offers same-day and next-day appointments. Dr. Martin also makes himself available by phone and text for urgent issues nearly around the clock. Appointments run 40 to 60 minutes, giving patients enough time to address all of their concerns.

Holy Family Direct Primary Care currently accepts new patients. Patients who previously established care with Dr. Martin can typically begin immediately after enrolling and providing a payment method. New patients schedule a meet-and-greet visit to learn how the model works and get established before the first monthly fee is charged. If a new patient decides the model is not the right fit after that initial conversation, no fee is charged.

Yes, Dr. Martin recommends maintaining some form of coverage for emergencies, hospitalizations, and services outside the practice's scope such as surgery. He suggests pairing a DPC membership with a high-deductible plan to lower monthly premiums while keeping protection for major events. Holy Family DPC also partners with Zion Healthshare for patients interested in a health sharing ministry option.

Yes, Holy Family Direct Primary Care operates as a Catholic clinic. All services comply with the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare. The practice does not prescribe contraception, manage erectile dysfunction, or provide or refer for sterilization, abortion, or gender transition therapy.

Holy Family Direct Primary Care caps Dr. Martin's panel at 500 to 600 patients. That limit allows him to offer longer appointments, same-day availability, and consistent access by phone and text for urgent concerns.