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DPC in the News!

Direct primary care in Wisconsin sees increased demand as health insurance prices skyrocket

At direct primary care clinics, patients pay a membership fee that covers basic appointments and screenings, bypassing insurance

Indy patients are bypassing insurance to meet with doctors directly

Dr. Sarah Bosslet, a pediatrician at Traders Point Pediatrics in Indianapolis, offers a primary care system where patients pay a monthly flat fee for unlimited doctor’s visit.

Facing high health insurance costs, some patients turn to a new model of care

Beth Commers followed her doctor when she opened a direct primary care clinic in Saint Paul. She still has coverage through her employer. But for an additional $90 a month, Commers said she feels like she’s getting more for her money.

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