Remedy Direct Primary Care

Remedy Direct Primary Care membership starts at $60 per month for adults ages 19 to 39, with an annual option at $650. Children ages 0 to 18 pay $25 per month when at least one adult caregiver also enrolls. Adults ages 40 to 64 pay $80 per month. All memberships begin with a three-month minimum commitment and then move to month-to-month. The practice charges no copays, no deductibles, and no per-visit fees.

No. Remedy does not bill insurance for physician services. The practice earns revenue entirely through monthly memberships. Members can still carry insurance for hospitalizations, specialist visits, or other needs, but the membership itself requires no insurance involvement. Many members pair their Remedy membership with a high-deductible plan or a health share account for catastrophic coverage.

Yes. Remedy physicians are reachable by phone, text, email, and video. The practice handles urgent needs on weekends for current members. Patient testimonials note that doctors have responded on days off for acute issues. The goal is to connect patients with their physician same day or within 48 hours.

Most common in-office procedures carry no additional charge for members. Stitches, EKGs, cryotherapy, steroid joint injections, skin lesion removal, and point-of-care ultrasounds are all included. Procedures with separate costs, such as IV fluids or certain lab fees, are communicated upfront so members know the exact amount before receiving a bill.

Remedy partners with LabCorp for negotiated rates that reduce lab costs by up to 90 percent compared to retail prices. Annual labs often run $15 to $20. Annual labs for members ages 40 to 64, and for members 65 and older without Medicare, are included at no additional charge. The practice also dispenses medications at wholesale prices that average 30 percent below GoodRx rates.

Yes, the practice offers both. Members can connect by video for medically appropriate visits. Remedy also makes house calls, with a $25 surcharge for visits under 10 minutes of travel or under 45 minutes in duration, and a $50 surcharge for longer visits or greater travel distances.

Remedy Direct Primary Care serves patients of all ages. The three physicians cover pediatrics, adult medicine, women's health, and geriatric care. Children as young as newborns have been cared for within the practice. Pricing tiers reflect different age groups, starting at $25 per month for children under 18 when an adult caregiver also enrolls.

Yes. Employers with five or more enrolling employees can access a group rate of $70 per employee per month, or $60 per month through the end of 2025. Employers sign a business-to-business agreement and can customize how much of the membership, labs, prescriptions, and service fees they cover for their employees.

Dr. Steven Ochi currently accepts new patients. You can enroll through the practice's secure sign-up page, which uses the AtlasMD electronic health record platform. Membership billing begins the following month after enrollment, or the practice can prorate the first month if you are seen before billing starts. Dr. Laura Wade's panel is temporarily closed and Dr. Michael Druschel's panel is full with a waitlist.

Yes. Dr. Druschel performs point-of-care ultrasound in-house and has completed more than 365 scans per year for seven years. For more complex imaging, the practice partners with Simon-Medical Imaging and Northern Arizona Radiology to provide members discounted rates. This keeps imaging affordable without requiring members to navigate insurance billing.