Clear Health DPC

🎉 Happy National Direct Primary Care Day! 🎉

Today marks the first-ever National DPC Day — and it just so happens to fall in the same week as Clear Health’s 2-year anniversary! 🥳

In just two short years, we’ve grown from a small team of 1 doctor and 1 medical assistant to a thriving practice with 3 clinicians and 4 amazing support team members. 💙

We’re incredibly proud to be part of the Direct Primary Care movement — bringing accessible, transparent, and relationship-based care to our community.

Thank you to every patient who’s trusted us with their care, and to our team who makes it all possible. We look forward to continuing to grow and serve as the solution to your primary care needs for many years to come. 🙌

These past few months have felt pretty uncertain, and now health care costs are set to climb even higher. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to go without care.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a growing option that keeps the focus where it belongs—on the relationship between you and your doctor. For patients, it means affordable, relationship-centered primary care. For employers, it’s a way to provide attentive, preventive care at a lower overall cost.

Pairing DPC with a simple catastrophic insurance plan can actually save enough money to cover the membership fees. It also supports local independent medical practices and saves everyone—patients, employers, and clinics—time, money, and stress.

If rising costs have you worried, it may be the right time to look into a DPC practice near you. Hopeful solutions do exist.

Health care costs are soaring. Blame insurers, drug companies — and your employer Some 154 million people in the United States get health care through their employer — and for many, their costs are about to go way up.

Yet another successful AAFP DPC summit. Had a fantastic time catching up with old friends and contributing to this awesome brain trust of motivated intelligent patient centered physicians. Learned countless things from other practices, and hopefully provided some guidance for those interested in growing the DPC movement.