Kingdom Care DPC

Kingdom Care DPC offers three membership tiers. An individual plan runs $125 per month with a one-time $100 enrollment fee. A two-member household plan costs $225 per month with a $150 enrollment fee. A family plan for three to four members costs $250 per month with a $200 enrollment fee. Families larger than four can add children at $25 per child, up to a maximum of $400 per month.

The membership covers 24/7 direct access to Dr. Cameron, unlimited televisits, same and next day appointments, comprehensive physical exams, sports physicals, well child checks, newborn exams, weight loss management, hormone replacement therapy, and discounted lab and imaging pricing. It also covers in-office procedures such as laceration repair, cyst drainage, ear wax removal, and joint injections. Each plan includes one house call per year as needed.

No. Kingdom Care DPC does not bill insurance and does not accept Medicare or Medicaid. Members can still use their insurance for specialist referrals, lab tests, imaging, and medications obtained outside the practice. The practice recommends pairing a high-deductible or catastrophic plan with the DPC membership.

Many members find that their DPC membership fees qualify for HSA or FSA reimbursement. Kingdom Care DPC is HSA-compatible. Consult your tax advisor to confirm eligibility based on your specific plan and circumstances.

You can enroll directly through the Kingdom Care DPC website. If you want to learn more before committing, Dr. Cameron offers a virtual meet-and-greet appointment. The practice limits its panel size to protect care quality, so enrollment closes once the panel reaches its goal size. A waitlist opens after the panel fills.

Kingdom Care DPC serves patients from birth through elderly adulthood. Dr. Cameron is both an internist and a pediatrician. She cares for newborns, children, adolescents, adults, and elderly patients, making the practice a fit for individuals and entire families.

Yes. The weight loss program costs $65 per month or $650 per year paid upfront. It includes a comprehensive initial evaluation, a customized diet and exercise plan, monthly prescriptions, weight check-ins, and direct text and call access to Dr. Cameron. A second year of maintenance costs $500. Injectable medications such as Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy are available but not included in the program price.

Yes. Dr. Cameron can diagnose and treat many conditions remotely by phone or video. She can also prescribe medications when appropriate. If you need hospital-level care while traveling, she advises you on next steps and coordinates care from a distance.

Kingdom Care DPC does not require insurance for membership. However, the practice recommends members carry at least a catastrophic plan to cover surgeries, hospitalizations, or other high-cost services outside the scope of primary care. High-deductible commercial plans and health-sharing plans work well alongside a DPC membership.

Once Kingdom Care DPC reaches its goal panel size, Dr. Cameron closes enrollment to protect the quality and accessibility of care for current members. A waitlist becomes available at that point. The practice encourages prospective members to enroll early to secure a spot.