Relief Direct Primary Care

The standard membership for adults 26 and older costs $80 per month. Adults ages 0-25 pay $40 per month, or $20 per month when a parent holds a membership. Couples pay $145 per month. Family plans start at $80 for one adult plus $20 per child, or $145 for two adults plus $20 per child. A one-time registration fee of $75 applies to each individual, couple, or family.

No. Relief Direct Primary Care does not require any contracts or long-term commitments. Memberships run on an ongoing basis as long as monthly fees stay current. If a membership lapses and a former member wishes to rejoin, a re-registration fee of $200 applies.

No. The practice does not accept any insurance or third-party payments. Members pay a flat monthly fee for their primary care. Relief DPC encourages members to carry a high-deductible health insurance plan or health sharing ministry to cover unexpected or expensive events like hospitalizations.

Members reach Dr. Young 24/7 by phone, text, email, or video. The practice also offers after-hours visits when clinically necessary. Regular clinic hours run Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm, but urgent needs do not have to wait until the next business day.

Yes. Relief Direct Primary Care offers same-day and next-day appointments to members. The practice requires scheduling in advance, but a quick call or text to confirm availability is usually all it takes. Appointments typically run 45 minutes, with longer slots available for complex visits.

Yes. Members can connect with Dr. Young by phone, video, or secure messaging. Virtual visits work well for issues that do not require a physical exam, including management of chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. For concerns requiring an exam, Dr. Young recommends an in-person visit.

The practice maintains an in-house dispensary that stocks generic medications at wholesale prices. Members typically save 50-90% on those medications. For lab work and imaging, Relief DPC negotiates directly with facilities and passes the discounted rates on to members. The practice does not profit from these services.

Dr. Young refers members to local specialists when needed. She also offers electronic specialist consults, which typically cost between $30 and $80. This gives members access to specialist input without always requiring a full specialist appointment.

Yes. Relief Direct Primary Care offers discounted group memberships for small businesses with five or more employees. The employee rate is $60 per month per person. Employers can cover all or part of the monthly fee. The practice welcomes conversations with employers interested in reducing their healthcare benefit costs.

Absolutely. Dr. Young welcomes members with existing medical conditions. Membership eligibility and fees do not depend on a member's health status or how often they use the practice. Patients managing chronic conditions often find the most value in this model.