Wichita Direct Primary Care

Monthly fees vary by age. Infants under 2 years pay $100 per month. Children ages 2 to 5 pay $75, and those ages 6 to 18 pay $50. Adults ages 19 to 44 pay $65, ages 45 to 64 pay $80, and members 65 and older pay $100 per month. A one-time enrollment fee of $75 applies per member.

Membership covers unlimited office visits with no copays, appointments running 30 to 60 minutes, and 24/7 access to your doctor by text, email, and video. It also includes acute and chronic care, general physicals, well child checks, sports physicals, specialist coordination, and in-office procedures. Members also gain access to prescription medications at wholesale cost and deeply discounted labs and radiology.

You do not need health insurance to become a member. The practice recommends that members maintain some form of insurance to cover unexpected events like hospitalizations, surgeries, or accidents. The practice can refer you to an insurance agent familiar with direct primary care if you need help exploring options.

Yes. Wichita Direct Primary Care offers same-day and next-day appointments for established patients. Members also reach their doctor directly by text, email, or video around the clock for questions that do not require an office visit.

Yes. Members access their doctor by video, text, and email 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This makes it easy to get guidance on minor concerns without coming into the office.

The practice handles a broad range of in-office procedures, including skin biopsies, stitches, wound care, wart treatment, joint injections, and casting. Diagnostic services include ECGs, X-rays, strep tests, flu tests, urinalysis, and pregnancy tests. Supply and pathology fees apply for some procedures.

Wichita Direct Primary Care dispenses prescription medications in-office at wholesale cost. Members access lab services and radiology at deeply discounted rates. These savings make routine care and ongoing management more affordable for members.

Yes. The practice cares for patients from birth through adulthood. Services for younger patients include well child checks, sports physicals, and acute illness visits. The age-tiered membership structure covers infants, children, and adolescents at rates specific to each age group.

Wichita Direct Primary Care does not dispense controlled medications and does not provide chronic pain management, disability evaluations, DOT physicals, or workers' compensation services. Patients who need these services should seek a provider who specializes in those areas.

You can enroll directly through the practice's online enrollment portal. com to schedule a time to speak with the team. The practice welcomes questions from anyone considering membership.