Whether you need Direct Primary Care (DPC) alongside insurance largely depends on your unique health circumstances. While insurance provides coverage for unexpected or high-cost medical events, it often falls short in delivering comprehensive, personalized primary care.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) complements insurance by emphasizing preventive care, chronic disease management, and prompt access to services without insurance constraints. Patients with insurance often face high deductibles, copays, and limited provider networks, which can restrict timely and affordable care.

DPC fees can be more economical compared to the costs of a single urgent care visit, lab work, or ER trip, which may exceed the annual DPC fee. High deductibles can deplete your coverage limit before insurance kicks in.

DPC is especially advantageous for those with chronic conditions needing ongoing management or those seeking a personalized care experience. DPC practices often offer discounted rates for medications, labs, and imaging, reducing overall healthcare costs. Additionally, DPC fosters strong doctor-patient relationships, leading to better health outcomes.