Maple Health DPC

Membership fees at Maple Health DPC vary by age and provider. PA-C plans run $70 per month for children ages 0 to 20, $80 per month for adults 21 to 65, and $90 per month for adults 65 and older. Dr. Berry's plans are $125 per month for all age groups, though he currently carries a waitlist. A one-time joiner fee of $80 per person applies, with a family maximum of $200.

Maple Health DPC operates on a direct membership model and does not bill insurance for membership fees. The practice does work with patients who carry traditional insurance. Maple Health also offers a wrap-around program that pairs DPC membership with traditional insurance coverage, including hospitalization.

Maple Health DPC offers same-day and next-day appointments. Members can also reach the care team by text, call, video, or email 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Appointments average 37 minutes, with a general range of 30 to 45 minutes.

Yes. Maple Health DPC serves patients of all ages, from newborns through older adults. The practice handles pediatrics, women's health, geriatric health, and general family medicine. The practice even offers two free home visits for newborns within a 10-mile radius.

Yes. Maple Health DPC offers telemedicine visits for members. Patients can connect with the care team by video, voice, text, or email at any time. Telehealth visits are included as part of the membership.

Yes. Maple Health DPC makes house calls, including complimentary home visits for newborns. The practice provides two free newborn home visits within a 10-mile radius of the clinic. Additional home visits beyond that are available at $100 per visit.

Yes. Maple Health DPC offers employer membership packages starting at $80 per month per employee, with a $60 joiner fee per person. A minimum of eight employees is required. For companies with 60 or more employees, a PA will visit the worksite one day per month. The practice also pairs DPC with traditional insurance in a wrap-around program.

Yes. Maple Health DPC waives the joiner fee for active military members, veterans, police officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel. This reflects Dr. Berry's own background as a veteran and the practice's commitment to those who serve the community.

Membership covers a wide range of primary care services, including chronic disease management, preventive care, annual physicals, school and sports physicals, vaccinations, women's health, prenatal care, weight management, STI testing and treatment, PrEP therapy, EKGs, blood testing, cancer screenings, and minor procedures such as suturing and splinting. Most in-office procedures carry no additional charge. The on-site discount pharmacy prices many items below typical insurance co-pays.

Yes. Maple Health DPC employs a fluent Spanish-speaking nurse, Vanessa Padilla, and makes its website and patient materials available in both English and Spanish. The practice serves Lake County's diverse community and works to make care accessible to all patients.