Westwood Direct Primary Care

Individual membership at Westwood Direct Primary Care costs $105 per month with a one-time $99 enrollment fee. Households pay $95 per month per member with a single $99 enrollment fee for the entire family. Memberships bill monthly with no long-term contracts required.

The monthly membership covers all appointments with Dr. Park, telehealth visits, unlimited phone and secure messaging access, same-day or next-day scheduling, and a wide range of included services. The membership covers more than 85% of most adult healthcare needs. Auxiliary treatment materials, imaging, pharmacy costs, and specialist referrals are not included.

Westwood Direct Primary Care recommends that all members maintain some form of insurance, such as a high-deductible or catastrophic plan. The practice handles the large majority of primary care needs, but insurance remains necessary for hospital stays, specialist care, and major procedures. A DPC membership is not insurance and does not satisfy ACA health benefit requirements on its own.

No. Westwood Direct Primary Care operates on a pure DPC model, which means the practice does not bill insurance at all. Concierge practices typically charge a membership fee and also bill a patient's insurance. DPC memberships generally cost less than concierge memberships, making this model more accessible for most patients.

Members reach Dr. Park directly by phone, text, or secure portal message. The practice also offers video visits, after-hours urgent access, remote prescription refills, and virtual follow-up visits. Dr. Park provides this direct access as part of the standard membership.

Yes. Westwood Direct Primary Care offers same-day or next-day availability for all members. This includes both in-office visits and telehealth options for concerns that do not require an in-person exam.

Dr. Park schedules appointments of up to 60 minutes. That time allows her to address concerns thoroughly, review relevant history, and answer questions without rushing. Longer visits are a core feature of the DPC model at Westwood.

Yes. Members access unlimited phone consultations, text and SMS messaging, secure portal communication, and video visits. Dr. Park also provides remote prescription refills, virtual follow-up visits, and remote chronic disease monitoring through the telehealth program.

Yes. Westwood DPC offers a program for small businesses seeking high-access primary care for their employees. The employer program aims to reduce absenteeism and lower employees' risk of costly specialist and emergency care. Businesses can contact the practice directly to discuss options.

New patient enrollment at Westwood Direct Primary Care opens September 1, 2026. Prospective patients can submit their contact information through the practice website to receive notification when enrollment begins. The practice does not currently accept Medicare patients but expects to begin doing so on October 1, 2026.