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Heads Up:

What Insurance Often Brings to the Table

Traditional insurance can feel like a roadblock dressed as a safety net. Common frustrations include:

  • Co-pays, deductibles, and confusing bills at every turn

  • Prior authorizations for simple tests

  • Insurance dictating what your provider can—and cannot—order

  • Doctor visits that feel rushed, because they're measured in seconds, not empathy

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Does DPC Replace Insurance? Not Exactly.

Think of DPC as your healthcare home base—a trusted foundation that improves everyday care. For bigger stuff like hospital stays or specialist surgeries, you can still use supplemental or catastrophic insurance. Most DPC members pair their membership with high-deductible plans—so they’re covered when it matters, while enjoying better primary care that actually works for them.

Ready to talk about a simpler, smarter way to care? Let’s chat.

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