Valor Direct Primary Care

Valor Direct Primary Care charges $50 per month for members ages 6 to 18, $100 per month for ages 19 to 39, and $125 per month for members 40 and older. There is a one-time enrollment fee per family, which covers obtaining medical records, setting up your electronic medical record, and stocking your individual medications on-site. The practice charges no co-pays, no annual fees, and no cancellation fees.

Yes. Valor Direct Primary Care accepts HSA and FSA funds for memberships, labs, imaging, and medications. Using tax-advantaged dollars for your membership, prescriptions, and diagnostic costs stretches your healthcare budget further.

Members receive same-day or next-business-day appointments. You can call the practice directly at (702) 425-5119, and either Dr. Heerema or PA McGarvey may personally answer. You can also text or email your provider. There are no weeks-long waits for routine or urgent concerns.

Valor does not involve insurance in its membership or visit fees. The practice operates on a direct-pay membership model with no prior authorizations or insurance billing. For labs and imaging, members choose whether to use their insurance or pay the negotiated cash price that Valor has arranged with local facilities.

Valor dispenses medications on-site through a pharmacy licensed by the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy. The practice buys medications wholesale and passes the savings directly to members. Prices average 80% less than Amazon Pharmacy and 70% less than GoodRx, with no shipping charges and no middlemen.

Every membership includes unlimited provider access, same-day or next-business-day appointments, on-site wholesale medications, all minor procedures at no additional cost, direct provider contact by call or text, and negotiated pricing on labs and imaging. After-hours urgent care access, chronic disease management, and telehealth via FaceTime or video call are also included.

Yes. Members can connect with Dr. Heerema or PA McGarvey via FaceTime or video call. You can also text a photo for after-hours triage, such as a cut or skin concern, and the provider will guide next steps or open the clinic if needed.

Valor caps its entire clinic at 500 patients total. A typical primary care provider carries 1,700 or more patients individually. That difference gives both Dr. Heerema and PA McGarvey the capacity to spend meaningful time with each member and maintain direct personal availability.

Yes. Valor Direct Primary Care offers a medically supervised weight management program using Semaglutide and Tirzepatide. Current DPC members access the program at no additional program fee and pay only for the peptide injected. Non-members can enroll in the weight loss program for $50 per month.

Yes. Valor Direct Primary Care applies discounts for families enrolling four or more members. The practice also charges a single enrollment fee per family regardless of family size. Contact the practice for full details during your enrollment interview.