The DPC model offers predictable costs, longer and more personalized visits, improved access to doctors, a focus on preventive care, reduced administrative burden, and better management of chronic diseases.

By not relying on insurance billing, our doctors spend less time on paperwork and more time focusing on patient care. This allows for a more streamlined and efficient healthcare experience.

Our DPC model allows patients to pay directly for primary care services, bypassing traditional insurance. However, we recommend maintaining insurance for emergencies or specialist care.

Our DPC model emphasizes preventive care and chronic disease management. With more time available per patient, our doctors can focus on proactive health measures and consistent care for chronic conditions.

We strive to provide easy access to care with same-day or next-day appointments. Additionally, our doctors offer direct communication via phone, text, or email for your convenience.

We strive to provide easy access to care with same-day or next-day appointments. Additionally, our doctors offer direct communication via phone, text, or email for your convenience.

In our DPC model, physicians typically have fewer patients, allowing for longer and more personalized visits. This contrasts with traditional practices where doctors often manage larger patient panels, resulting in shorter appointments.

At ApolloniaMed, we offer a Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, where patients pay a flat monthly or annual fee. This fee covers most primary care services without additional co-pays or deductibles. Traditional insurance is not required for routine care.

You can use DPC for routine and preventive care, while keeping your traditional insurance for major medical expenses like hospitalizations, surgeries, and specialist visits.

A high-deductible health plan (HDHP) often complements DPC well. The HDHP covers major medical expenses, while DPC handles routine care, potentially reducing overall healthcare costs.

Currently, DPC fees cannot be paid directly from an HSA. However, you can use your HSA for other qualified medical expenses, such as specialist visits or prescriptions, while using DPC for primary care.

Even with employer-provided insurance, DPC can provide more immediate and personalized primary care. Some employers offer DPC as an additional benefit to enhance employee health and reduce absenteeism.

Yes, DPC can be paired with health-sharing programs or catastrophic insurance to cover unexpected emergencies while maintaining access to everyday care.

DPC typically does not cover hospitalizations, surgeries, specialist care, or prescription drugs. Therefore, it's recommended to maintain some form of insurance for these major medical events. However, many DPC clinics offer discounted medications through partnerships with pharmacies.