Luckycharm Primary Care PLLC

The DPC membership at Luckycharm Primary Care costs $125 per month. That flat fee covers one in-person visit, up to three tele-visits, one OMT session, priority scheduling, minor procedures, care coordination, and discounted additional visits. Members pay no copays, deductibles, or surprise bills for covered primary care services.

Yes. Luckycharm Primary Care accepts several insurance plans, including Traditional Medicare, Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United Health Care, CHAMPVa, Curative, and Ambetter Superior Health. The practice encourages patients to call the clinic to confirm current network participation, as the list of accepted plans continues to evolve.

Luckycharm Primary Care offers self-pay pricing for patients without insurance coverage. The DPC membership is also a strong option for patients who want predictable monthly costs without insurance billing. Patients can contact the clinic to learn about current self-pay rates.

Luckycharm Primary Care accepts appointments online, by phone, and in person. Online booking is available through the patient portal. Calls go to (903) 488-CARE. The practice offers same-day and next-day appointments for both in-person and telemedicine visits.

Yes. The practice offers telemedicine for follow-up care, medication management, and select non-urgent concerns. Telemedicine serves adults 18 and older across all of Texas and Missouri. DPC members receive up to three tele-visits per month included in their membership.

Appointments at Luckycharm Primary Care typically run 20 to 40 minutes. That time allows Dr. Mbaraonye to listen, evaluate, and build a clear treatment plan. The practice prioritizes same-day and next-day scheduling to keep care timely and accessible.

Luckycharm Primary Care does not perform routine lab draws on site. Dr. Mbaraonye places lab orders and guides patients to local labs for blood draws. Results come back through the patient portal, where patients can review them alongside visit summaries and secure messages.

The practice serves adults aged 18 and older exclusively. Luckycharm Primary Care does not provide pediatric care. Patients who turn 18 and need to transition to an adult primary care provider are welcome to schedule a new patient visit.

Yes. Patients with insurance can enroll in the DPC membership program. The DPC fee covers primary care services outside of insurance billing, giving members predictable costs and direct access to the physician. Patients may still use their insurance for outside services such as specialist visits or hospital care.

The practice currently sees patients at 1000 N High St, Suite 21 in Longview, Texas. A second Longview location at 3521 N 4th Street, Ste 100 is under construction. Telemedicine visits are available to all Texas and Missouri residents without requiring an in-person visit.