Tara Care DPC

Tara Care DPC charges $100 per month for adults ages 21 to 98. Children ages 1 to 20 join for $50 per month alongside an adult membership. 99 per month. A one-time $50 enrollment fee applies to new members. Employers enrolling five or more employees receive discounted group rates and a waived enrollment fee.

The membership covers unlimited primary care visits in person and virtually, 24/7 direct access to Dr. Yangandawele by phone, text, and email, preventive and wellness visits, chronic care management, acute care, lifestyle medicine counseling, group visits, and a full list of in-office procedures. Included procedures include simple skin lesion removal, EKG, ear irrigation, laceration repair, joint injections, urinalysis, and abscess drainage. Labs and imaging are not included but are available at negotiated discounted rates.

Yes. Tara Care DPC offers same-day and next-day care for members. Appointments run 30 to 60 minutes, and the practice does not maintain the long wait times typical of high-volume clinics.

Tara Care DPC does not bill insurance for membership fees or visits. The practice operates on a direct membership model with flat monthly pricing and no co-pays or surprise bills. Members can use insurance for hospitalizations or specialist referrals outside the practice, and the practice negotiates discounted rates for labs and imaging directly with providers.

Yes. Tara Care DPC offers virtual visits for members. Telehealth is also a core component of the weight loss accountability program and the employer health program, allowing employees to receive care without leaving work.

Yes. Tara Care DPC runs a substance recovery clinic included in the monthly membership at no extra cost. The clinic treats opioid, alcohol, and tobacco use disorders with a judgment-free approach, treating addiction as a medical condition like any other.

You can reach Tara Care DPC through the contact form on the practice website to schedule a complimentary health assessment. A one-time $50 enrollment fee applies when you sign up, waived for employer groups of five or more.

Yes. Tara Care DPC offers prenatal and postpartum care as a core service. Dr. Yangandawele coordinates closely with local OB providers, doulas, and midwives to support patients throughout their pregnancy. The practice is a member of the Georgia Maternal Health Task Force and treats maternal care as a community responsibility.

Yes. Tara Care DPC offers an employer program with exclusive discounted rates for businesses enrolling five or more employees. The enrollment fee is waived for employer groups. Virtual visits help employees get care without disrupting their workday. Practices using the DPC employer model have reported significant reductions in urgent care visits, specialist visits, and hospital admissions.

Tara Care DPC caps its panel at approximately 400 members. That limit keeps appointment times long, access fast, and the doctor-patient relationship central to every visit.