By not billing insurance, we avoid the paperwork, administrative costs, and privacy intrusions that often come with it. This allows our doctors to spend more time with you and offer care that’s personal, attentive, and affordable.

Yes. While your Good News DPC membership covers your primary care, it doesn’t replace insurance. We recommend having a high-deductible or major medical plan to help with hospital stays or specialist care. Talk to your insurance provider to find a plan that fits your needs and works well with DPC.

Not for our services, but we can work with your insurance for labs, x-rays, and medications. If your plan requires specific facilities, just let us know.

For HMO plans, you’ll still need a referral from your assigned PCP to see a specialist.

Often, yes. Many patients get reimbursed through their HSA or FSA. Check with your insurance advisor for guidance on your particular circumstance.