Our Direct Primary Care (DPC) model clears the hurdles between patients and providers to give you the most affordable access to care.
Our Direct Primary Care providers can fulfill any primary care or urgent care need. Beyond that, we have developed close relationships with specialists who can provide services at a discounted out-of-pocket cost for members.
With Direct Primary Care, patients no longer have to worry about surprise bills for lab tests. The following tests are included with your membership:
Memberships include virtual consultations with a provider, medical advice, prescription management, and monitoring of your health conditions from a distance.
The following are commonly treated conditions via Telehealth:
Care Hop makes it easy to receive care without the burden of insurance. Because there is no insurance paperwork, you are seen far more quickly and get more face-to-face time with your provider. We combine modern technology with the classic primary care model. All appointment scheduling and transactions are done online to expedite your visit and get you feeling better while allowing the necessary time with your healthcare provider in order to get the right diagnosis.
Direct Primary Care (DPC) offers a number of benefits for individuals and businesses, particularly those looking to provide their employees with cost-effective, efficient healthcare. Let’s consider the case for DPC in comparison to the average individual insurance policy.
It’s important to note that DPC is not a replacement for insurance entirely – it doesn’t cover hospital stays, specialist visits or procedures outside the scope of primary care. As such, it’s often recommended that businesses or individuals pair DPC with a high-deductible health insurance plan to cover catastrophic medical events.
In conclusion, DPC can offer a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking to provide employees with quality healthcare and individuals looking for alternatives to expensive insurance plans. By eliminating co-pays and deductibles, offering transparent and predictable pricing and providing improved access to primary care, DPC can lead to happier, healthier employees and significant cost savings for businesses. Additionally, families and individuals can save thousands a year on premiums, and costly operations stemming from a lack of preventative care. However, the suitability of DPC will depend on the specific needs and circumstances of the business or individual. It’s also crucial to stay updated with the latest changes in healthcare policy and market trends.
If you have an urgent care need, we have you covered. Schedule an appointment and a healthcare provider will take care of you in the most medically appropriate way.
While Direct Primary Care Premium Membership plans include At Your Door Urgent Care, patients must be at least 3 years of age to receive care and within Care Hop’s coverage area to receive At-Home Care services.
If you think you may be within our region, but are unsure, please contact us to find out if you are eligible for At Your Door Urgent Care.
We love hearing from our patients, so please reach out to us with your questions and concerns. That being said, you may find your answer in our FAQ section.
We currently do not accept Medicare patients.
DPC (Direct Primary Care) is typically more affordable than the minimum deductible required by many insurance plans. It also removes the extra co-pay charges often imposed by insurance companies. Essentially, DPC enables healthcare providers to offer the necessary care, while allowing patients to access preventive consultations and save money simultaneously.
DPC is valuable for healthy individuals as it emphasizes preventive care and maintains wellness. It offers personalized, accessible healthcare with longer consultations for early detection of potential issues. Its cost-effective, transparent pricing also provides peace of mind and a strong relationship with your healthcare provider, keeping your health a top priority.
Our DPC model allows us to provide same-day access to a healthcare provider. While the initial consultation might be via Telehealth or messaging, an in-person visit can typically be scheduled either the same day or the next day.
Yes, you can!