Priority Health DPC

Adult membership at Priority Health DPC runs $95 per month. Children ages 0 to 18 pay $50 per month when at least one parent or guardian holds a membership. Families covering two generations pay $250 per month. The membership carries no co-pays, deductibles, or surprise bills.

Priority Health DPC does not bill insurance for in-house services, but the practice recommends maintaining insurance for hospital care, specialist visits, and imaging. Dr. Chapman collects insurance information only for imaging prior authorizations and some prescription prior authorizations. Members often pair their membership with a high-deductible health plan.

Priority Health DPC bills labs directly to the clinic rather than to insurance or the patient. This approach delivers discounts exceeding 90% on many tests. Dr. Chapman discusses lab costs before ordering. Patients who prefer to use their insurance for labs may do so, but the patient takes on responsibility for costs at insurance-based pricing.

Yes. Dr. Chapman reserves her schedule for a small panel of patients, so same-day and next-day appointments are a standard part of membership. There is no squeezing you in because access is built into the practice model.

Priority Health DPC offers a free meet-and-greet so prospective patients can determine whether the practice fits their needs. Call 479-888-4787 to schedule. If you decide to join, the practice schedules an initial appointment to review your medical history, discuss your goals, and perform an exam.

Yes. Members access Dr. Chapman via phone, text, and telehealth. That access extends beyond regular office hours to evenings, weekends, and holidays.

The membership covers a range of in-office procedures at no additional charge. These include EKG, spirometry, cryotherapy, lesion removal, laceration repair, and joint injections. An annual physical tailored to each patient's health goals is also included.

Northwest Arkansas hospitals use a hospitalist service. Dr. Chapman coordinates with the hospital's physician on call during any admission. She consults with the hospital team throughout your stay to manage and coordinate your care.

Yes. The practice sees patients from newborns through adults. Children 18 and under enroll at $50 per month when at least one parent or guardian holds a membership.

Priority Health DPC is Bentonville's first Direct Care practice. Dr. Chapman limits her panel to a few hundred patients, a fraction of the 2,500 to 4,000 patients typical in traditional family medicine. That structure allows extended visits, direct physician access, wholesale lab pricing, and in-office procedures with no extra fees.