Concierge Doctors in North Carolina
117 concierge and direct primary care practices across 39 cities — average membership:
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Quick Facts: Concierge Medicine in North Carolina
- Practices on NextMD: 116
- Cities with practices: 39
- Average membership: $99/mo
- State population: 10.8 million (2025)
- National ranking by practice count: #13 of 50 states
- Most affordable DPC: $50/mo (Fischer Clinic, Raleigh, currently full)
- Largest market: Charlotte Metro (55 practices)
- Academic concierge: Duke Signature Care (7 physicians, Durham)
About Concierge Medicine in North Carolina
North Carolina ranks thirteenth nationally for concierge medicine practices. NextMD lists 116 practices across 39 cities, with an average membership of $99/mo per month.
The state has three distinct markets. Charlotte Metro (55 practices, $115/month average) is the largest, anchored by two hospital concierge programs: Novant Health Traditions ($2,900/year) and Atrium Health Concierge Care. Having two hospital-backed programs in one metro is uncommon nationally. Holly Springs DPC ($85/month) filled its panel in 11 months, a strong demand signal.
The Research Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Cary) has three academic medical centers within 30 miles (Duke, UNC, WakeMed). Duke Signature Care (7 physicians, Joint Commission Medical Home, 24/7 access) is the state's most prestigious concierge program. Sentinel Primary Care in Raleigh ($69/month DPC) is currently accepting patients.
Asheville (5 practices) is a standalone mountain market with a DPC-dominant culture. Ashewell Medical Group ($149/month, 4 physicians, 500-patient cap, in-house pharmacy) and Lantern Health ($110/month, 6 physicians, LGBTQ health services) serve a health-conscious community.
A national actuarial study found that concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often than traditional patients. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, North Carolina is affordable with hospital-affiliated options.
Top Cities for Concierge Medicine and Direct Primary Care in North Carolina
| City | Practices | Avg Membership |
|---|---|---|
| Charlotte | 36 | $126/mo |
| Asheville | 8 | $109/mo |
| Raleigh | 8 | $73/mo |
| Durham | 6 | $100/mo |
| Cary | 6 | $100/mo |
| Wilmington | 4 | $102/mo |
| Concord | 3 | $80/mo |
| Greensboro | 3 | $70/mo |
| Huntersville | 3 | $169/mo |
| Apex | 3 | $86/mo |
| Mooresville | 3 | $85/mo |
| Cornelius | 3 | $100/mo |
| Holly Springs | 2 | $85/mo |
| Fayetteville | 2 | $125/mo |
| Greenville | 2 | — |
| Chapel Hill | 1 | — |
| Wilson | 1 | $50/mo |
| Hillsborough | 1 | — |
| Hickory | 1 | — |
| Rocky Mount | 1 | — |
| Gastonia | 1 | $140/mo |
| Denver | 1 | — |
| Kannapolis | 1 | $65/mo |
| Black Mountain | 1 | $60/mo |
| Angier | 1 | $75/mo |
Frequently Asked Questions About Concierge Medicine in North Carolina
How much does concierge medicine cost in North Carolina?
The statewide average is $99/mo per month. DPC starts at $50/month (Fischer Clinic, Raleigh, full) and $69/month (Sentinel Primary Care, Raleigh, accepting). Charlotte Metro averages $115/month. Novant Health Traditions is $2,900/year. Duke Signature Care has pricing on request.
What are the top 5 cities for concierge medicine and direct primary care in North Carolina?
- Charlotte Metro (55 practices): Novant + Atrium concierge programs, The Art of Medicine Direct DPC $70/mo
- Raleigh (6 practices): Duke Signature Care nearby, Sentinel DPC $69/mo accepting
- Asheville (5 practices): DPC-dominant mountain market, Ashewell $149/mo (500 cap, in-house pharmacy)
- Durham (4 practices): Duke Signature Care (7 physicians), AccessiBull DPC $70/mo
- Cary (5 practices): Research Triangle Park executive corridor, avg income ~$135K
How does North Carolina compare to other states?
North Carolina ranks #13 nationally with 116 practices across 39 cities. NC has more practices than neighboring South Carolina (64) and Virginia (87). Charlotte's 55 practices make it one of the largest metro markets in the Southeast.
How do I find a concierge doctor in North Carolina?
Browse practices by city using the links above. Our guide on how to choose the right concierge or DPC doctor covers the key factors.
