Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care

Membership fees at Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care start at $49 per month for patients ages 0 to 18, $89 per month for ages 19 to 39, $119 per month for ages 40 to 64, and $149 per month for ages 65 and older. Children must pair their membership with an adult membership. Members can pay monthly or pay 12 months upfront at a discount. The annual fee option starts at $550.

No. Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care does not bill insurance for membership or services. The practice does not accept Medicare Advantage plans. Medicare patients sign a one-time waiver. Many members carry a high-deductible insurance plan or health sharing plan alongside their membership for hospital or specialist coverage.

Yes. Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care accepts HSA and FSA payments for membership fees. This can make the membership even more cost-effective for members who have these accounts.

Members can cancel at any time with 30 days notice. Torrey Pines does not require a long-term contract. If you cancel and wish to rejoin later, a $250 re-enrollment fee applies.

Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care offers same-day or next-day appointments for urgent concerns. Routine visits have flexible scheduling. Appointments run 30 to 60 minutes, and follow-up visits carry no extra charge.

Membership covers a yearly physical with labs, well-child care, chronic disease management, school and sports physicals, same or next-day appointments, video and phone visits, and 24/7 direct access to Dr. Krawczyk. The practice also provides in-office procedures such as joint injections, laceration repair, skin biopsies, cryosurgery, toenail removal, and ear irrigation. Group nutrition classes and in-house medication dispensing round out the offering.

Yes. Dr. Krawczyk offers video and telephone visits, and members choose the format that works best for them. Members also reach him directly by phone, text, email, or secure app at any hour.

Yes. Torrey Pines Direct Primary Care offers a special rate of $349 per semester for students ages 18 to 26 enrolled at Carlton College or St. Olaf in Northfield. This gives students direct access to a personal physician at a predictable, low cost.

Dr. Krawczyk provides labs at cost outside of the yearly physical. A $5 lab draw fee applies to outside lab orders. This approach keeps diagnostic costs far below typical retail pricing.

The practice is in the Millis Hall building on the Laura Baker Services Association campus in Northfield, MN. Look for the building with the red doors, located next to the Cowling Arboretum. Torrey Pines proudly shares that campus with LBSA, a non-profit that has served people with developmental disabilities since 1897.