Frequently Asked Questions

With insurance-based medicine, providers are forced to see 20 or more patients per day which equates to mostly 15 minute visits. Much of the time spent in a visit is documenting in an electronic health record (EHR) instead of time caring for the patient. DPC allows providers to spend 30-60 minutes with their patients. This allows for the DPC provider to know their patients and meet their healthcare needs as best as possible.

DPC does not accept/bill any insurance. Insurance can be used outside of the DPC for other medical needs such as labs, imaging, specialist visits, etc. It is important for all patients to have some form of health insurance (whether an employer-based policy, health share plan, high deductible plan, catastrophic plan, etc) in case of an emergency and for other medical needs such as specialist visits.

Starting January 1, 2026, Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) can be used to pay for Direct Primary Care memberships. The new law allows coverage of membership fees up to $150 per month for individuals and $300 per month for families.

This change makes it easier to access affordable, personalized primary care using pre-tax dollars.

It may be possible to use Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) but you should confirm whether your employer’s FSA plan has specifically adopted DPC memberships as a reimbursable expense.

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