Uplift Family Medicine

Uplift Family Medicine operated on a direct primary care model. Patients paid a low monthly fee and received unlimited visits in return. The membership covered primary care without per-visit billing.

Yes, Uplift Family Medicine offered a telemedicine program called DPC Telemedicine Unlimited. Members could connect with Dr. Augustyniak virtually for convenient, ongoing care. Telemedicine visits were included as part of the membership.

Uplift Family Medicine offered a broad range of services beyond standard family medicine. These included osteopathic manipulative treatment, aesthetic services, weight management, hormone replacement therapy, NAD+ injections, peptide therapy, pelvic floor treatment with the Emsella machine, and continuous glucose monitoring. Annual wellness exams were also part of the practice's offerings.

Yes, Uplift Family Medicine provided care for patients across age groups, including pediatric patients. Dr. Augustyniak offered both pediatric and adult care, making the practice a convenient option for families.

Yes, Uplift Family Medicine offered direct primary care options for employers. This model allowed businesses to provide their employees with ongoing primary care access through a membership arrangement.

Uplift Family Medicine operated as a direct primary care practice. Patients paid a monthly membership fee directly to the practice rather than relying on insurance for primary care visits.

Uplift Family Medicine operated in Denison, TX and served the surrounding Sherman, TX area. The practice also offered telemedicine for patients who preferred virtual access.

Yes, Uplift Family Medicine treated pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence using the Emsella machine. Dr. Augustyniak incorporated this technology alongside other women's health services.