Pure Family Medicine

Membership at Pure Family Medicine starts at $139 per month. That fee covers unlimited 30-to-60-minute office visits with no copays and no additional charges for in-office procedures or diagnostic testing. The practice also offers wholesale pricing on labs, imaging, pathology, and immunizations, so members pay significantly less for those services than they would elsewhere.

Members receive unlimited office visits, direct messaging with their personal physician, virtual care, after-hours care, in-office procedures, and most in-office diagnostic testing. There are no copays for visits or procedures. The practice also provides wholesale pricing on laboratory testing, medications, immunizations, pathology, and select imaging.

Yes. Pure Family Medicine gives every member direct access to their personal physician by call or text through the Spruce app. Patients can expect a response within hours. This direct line replaces the need to go through a front desk or wait for a callback.

The practice offers same and next-day appointments for established patients. Appointments run 30 to 60 minutes, which allows the physician to address your concerns thoroughly. Virtual visits are also available for situations that do not require an in-person exam.

Pure Family Medicine does not bill insurance for membership or visits. The practice operates independently from insurance companies so that every clinical decision focuses entirely on the patient. Members can still carry insurance for hospitalizations, specialist care, and other services outside the scope of primary care.

Yes. Pure Family Medicine provides care across all ages, including newborn care, well-child checks, immunizations, and pediatric sick visits. The five physicians practice full-spectrum family medicine, making the practice a single home for entire families.

The practice runs three specialty programs beyond standard primary care. Dr. Rebecca Bub leads Pure Longevity, a proactive program focused on health optimization and early disease detection. Dr. Cassandra Workman leads MEND, providing compassionate care for patients with eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and ARFID. Dr. Kyla Krofta oversees buprenorphine treatment for patients managing opioid use disorder.

Yes. Pure Family Medicine works with small businesses to provide direct primary care as an employee health benefit. The practice offers employer health benefit plans designed to give employees meaningful primary care access at a predictable cost.

New patients can sign up online in about 5 to 10 minutes through the practice's enrollment page. After you complete the signup, the team reaches out within the next business day to welcome you and activate your membership. You can also schedule a meet-and-greet appointment before enrolling if you want to connect with a physician first.