Primary Care Partnership

Primary Care Partnership charges a monthly membership fee of $295 for individual adults. The practice also requires a one-time registration fee of $175. Families can add a child up to age 25 to an adult membership for an additional $100 per month. This monthly fee covers all primary care services provided in the office, with no copays or visit charges.

Prospective patients can begin by filling out the enrollment form on the practice website. After you submit the form, the practice schedules an informational visit. This meeting provides an opportunity for you to tour the office, meet the staff, and get to know the physicians before you commit to a membership.

No, Primary Care Partnership is a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice and does not accept or bill health insurance. The practice has also opted out of Medicare. You pay your membership fee directly to the practice. We recommend all members maintain a separate insurance plan for emergencies, hospitalizations, and specialist care.

Your membership fee includes all primary care services the practice provides. This covers extended appointments, same-day or next-day sick visits, and 24/7 on-call physician access. It also includes chronic disease management, preventive care, minor surgical procedures, and in-house tests like EKGs. Members also receive one complimentary introductory session with each of the allied health practitioners.

Yes, the practice offers several convenient ways to receive care. We provide secure video visits for members when an in-person appointment is not necessary. The physicians also make home visits for patients when it is medically appropriate. Members can also contact their doctor directly through a secure messaging application.

Primary Care Partnership provides family medicine for patients from age 12 through the end of life. The physicians offer care for adolescents, adults, and seniors. Services range from school and sports physicals to chronic disease management and elder care coordination.

The practice caps its panel at just a few hundred patients per doctor. This intentional small size allows the physicians to provide unhurried, personalized care. It ensures ample time for extended appointments, which often last 60 to 90 minutes, and fosters strong patient-doctor relationships.