Fast access
Same-day and next-day visits mean fewer hours lost to appointments and fewer avoidable urgent-care trips.
Give your employees longer visits, same-day access, and a provider who knows them — with predictable, flat pricing that works alongside your existing health plan.
Employer healthcare costs are projected to rise 7.8% in 2025 — the steepest increase in more than 15 years.1 Yet primary care — where most everyday health needs and referrals begin — is often the part employers have the least direct control over.
Direct Primary Care gives your team an easy front door to care: quick access for the small things, steady management of the ongoing ones, and time to focus on prevention. It doesn't replace your health plan — it works alongside it, and can help reduce avoidable urgent-care and ER visits.
Savings vs. non-DPC cohorts reported across employer sponsors.2
Employers nationally now sponsoring Direct Primary Care for their teams.2
Employer-sponsor retention at 12 months.2
Sources: 1. Business Group on Health, 2025 Large Employer Health Care Strategy Survey. 2. Hint Health, Employer Trends in Direct Primary Care, 2025. Figures are industry-wide; individual results vary.
Same-day and next-day visits mean fewer hours lost to appointments and fewer avoidable urgent-care trips.
Budget-friendly monthly pricing with no per-visit copays and no hidden fees.
Time to catch issues early and manage chronic conditions steadily — the things that drive long-term cost.
Direct access to a real care team is a benefit employees notice and value — helpful for recruiting and retention.
DPC pairs naturally with self-funded and high-deductible plans, covering everyday care while your plan handles the big events.
As of January 1, 2026, DPC fees are HSA-eligible under federal rules, and enrolling no longer disqualifies HSA contributions.3
3. IRS Notice 2026-05 / One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Employers and employees should confirm specifics with their own tax or benefits advisor.
A short conversation about your team, your current plan, and what you're trying to solve.
A clear proposal with flat per-employee pricing and how DPC fits alongside your existing coverage — including a pilot option if you'd like to start small.
We take care of employee communication and enrollment, and offer a live Q&A so your team knows how to use it from day one.
No. Direct Primary Care is not insurance and doesn't replace your plan — it works alongside it. Your plan continues to cover hospital stays, specialists, imaging, and emergencies, while DPC handles everyday primary care.
They don't have to. DPC works alongside whoever they currently see. Employees typically use it for what's easy to address early — sick visits, refills, lab work, and chronic-condition management.
Yes. Many employers start with one department or a voluntary enrollment for a plan year, with a success metric agreed up front. It's a low-risk way to see how it fits your team.
As of January 1, 2026, DPC fees are HSA-eligible under federal rules, and enrolling no longer disqualifies HSA contributions.3 We're happy to share the relevant IRS guidance for your CFO or benefits team.
Tell us a bit about your business and we'll follow up to talk through your options — no pressure, and no obligation. As a local practice with a limited panel, we work with a small number of employer groups at a time.