The insurance and pharmaceutical companies have taken over the traditional healthcare system and made it increasingly more difficult and frustrating for patients and providers. With Direct Primary Care (DPC), patients and providers can take charge of directing the healthcare plan, so it’s elevated, personalized, and less expensive.

High Quality Care

Longer visits allow you and your provider to spend more time together focused on your individual health and wellness needs.

Convenience and Accessibility

When your practitioner knows you as more than a chart number it's easier to connect when healthcare concerns arise. You can get in touch sooner, get an appointment faster, and save the frustration of typical doctor's offices. With our after-hours virtual care, we can also cut down on urgent care and ER visits.

Lower Costs and No Hidden Fees

Use your insurance when we know they're going to pay and have low-cost and wholesale options when they aren't. You can also use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay the monthly membership.

Unfortunately, due to Colorado state law we are unable to accept patients who have Medicaid.

There is no less expensive way to receive high-level medical care when you don't have insurance.

Affordable and Transparent Costs

Unlimited primary care and urgent care services, no copays, and no additional charges for tests or minor in-office procedures. We will always go over every detail of our membership prices and billing as part of your care plan before you receive services, so you will never get a surprise bill in the mail weeks later.

Catastrophic and Medical Cost Sharing Options

DPC Members can adjunct their primary care and urgent care services with Zion HealthShare - a medical cost sharing option to help with major medical expenses. Get more information here: https://zionhealthshare.org/. We can also help you navigate traditional insurance high-deductible plans.

Unfortunately, due to Colorado state law we are unable to accept patients who have Medicaid.

The insurance and pharmaceutical companies have taken over the traditional healthcare system and made it increasingly more difficult and frustrating for patients and providers. With Direct Primary Care (DPC), patients and providers can take charge of directing the healthcare plan, so it’s elevated, personalized, and less expensive.

High Quality Care

Longer visits allow you and your provider to spend more time together focused on your individual health and wellness needs.

Convenience and Accessibility

When your practitioner knows you as more than a chart number it's easier to connect when healthcare concerns arise. You can get in touch sooner, get an appointment faster, and save the frustration of typical doctor's offices. With our after-hours virtual care, we can also cut down on urgent care and ER visits.

Lower Costs and No Hidden Fees

Use your insurance when we know they're going to pay and have low-cost and wholesale options when they aren't. You can also use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay the monthly membership.

Unfortunately, due to Colorado state law we are unable to accept patients who have Medicaid.

There is no less expensive way to receive high-level medical care when you don't have insurance.

Affordable and Transparent Costs

Unlimited primary care and urgent care services, no copays, and no additional charges for tests or minor in-office procedures. We will always go over every detail of our membership prices and billing as part of your care plan before you receive services, so you will never get a surprise bill in the mail weeks later.

Catastrophic and Medical Cost Sharing Options

DPC Members can adjunct their primary care and urgent care services with Zion HealthShare - a medical cost sharing option to help with major medical expenses. Get more information here: https://zionhealthshare.org/. We can also help you navigate traditional insurance high-deductible plans.

Unfortunately, due to Colorado state law we are unable to accept patients who have Medicaid.