Our Wellness Memberships can also be known as a type of  healthcare model known as Direct Primary Care (DPC) in which patients pay a monthly or annual fee to their primary care physician for comprehensive and personalized primary care services, including office visits, checkups, and certain medical procedures. This fee covers all primary care services, including chronic disease management, preventative care, and urgent care, without the need for insurance.

On the other hand, traditional doctors’ offices typically bill insurance companies or patients directly for each visit or medical service provided. These practices may also require copays and deductibles to be paid by patients.

The main difference between DPC and traditional doctors’ offices is the payment model and the level of care provided. DPC offers a more personalized and accessible approach to primary care, as patients have direct access to their doctor and can receive care when they need it without having to worry about additional fees or insurance paperwork. In contrast, traditional doctors’ offices may be limited by insurance restrictions and administrative burdens, potentially leading to less personalized and more expensive care.