Homestead Health DPC

Homestead Health DPC uses a tiered family pricing structure. The first member pays $800 per year. The second member pays $500, the third $300, and the fourth $100. Each additional member beyond four costs $50 per year. This structure makes membership increasingly affordable for larger families.

Members receive office visits without copays, direct access to Dr. Margaret by phone, text, or email, and discounted options for lab work, medications, and some supplies. Membership also supports community health promotion projects run by Produce Ministry Team, Inc.

The Intensive Program costs $2,500 per year or $100 per week. It serves patients facing significant current health challenges that require extra support, such as multiple visits per week, daily contact, home visits, or extensive counseling. Intensive options include Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy, Lifestyle and Functional Medicine, obesity management through Bright Line Focus, post-hospital care, chronic wound care, and hospice support.

Yes, Homestead Health DPC offers single visits for people who want to explore membership before committing. A visit of up to 30 minutes for low-complexity concerns costs $80. A 60 to 90 minute complex review of current health issues costs $150.

Yes, Produce Ministry Team, Inc. offers a one-time grant of up to $1,000 toward intensive program costs when the full price presents an excessive financial burden. Patients can apply to PMT directly for this charitable care support.

, a registered 501c3 nonprofit. The organization focuses on the health of families and communities in Clark Fork and the surrounding area.

Yes, Dr. Margaret makes house calls. Home visits are a standard part of intensive program care, especially for patients who need daily or frequent support during significant health challenges.

Homestead Health DPC accepts payment via Venmo. The practice also accepts donations through its nonprofit arm, Produce Ministry Team, Inc.

Yes, the practice runs two ongoing free programs in Clark Fork. Walk with a Doc takes place every Monday from 12:15 to 1:15 at Wampus Cat Park. Dr. Margaret leads health education discussions and exercise sessions open to the community. The monthly Lunch with a Doc series at the Seventh Day Adventist Church offers health presentations and a complimentary lunch.

The practice serves patients of all ages, from conception through end of life. Dr. Margaret provides care for children, adults, and older patients, including families, couples, and individuals managing complex chronic conditions.