Primary care is evolving beyond the traditional fee-for-service model. Direct Primary Care delivers access and stronger patient relationships, while Advanced Primary Care builds on that foundation for employers with care navigation, population health reporting, and plan integration. Learn how these models compare, and discover which one best fits your organization’s needs.
Back-to-school season is busy enough without health taking a back seat. This practical checklist walks parents through the essentials, from physicals and vaccines to medication plans and healthy routines, so kids start the year prepared and protected.
We recently spoke with The Detroit News about how SALTA and FMMA Michigan are helping patients and employers take control of healthcare through price transparency and direct care.
John Hsieh shares the story behind launching the Michigan chapter of the Free Market Medical Association. It’s about connecting the many healthcare innovators across the state who are building transparent, cash-based solutions and why that matters now more than ever.
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Learn what services Direct Primary Care includes and where it stops. Understand how DPC works with or without traditional health insurance.
For the first time, patients will be able to use Health Savings Accounts to pay for Direct Primary Care — a move that validates and expands the DPC model.
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a subscription‑style model where patients pay a flat monthly fee for unlimited access to their primary care provider—no insurance billing, copays, or deductibles. This straightforward system fosters stronger doctor–patient relationships, quicker appointments (often same/next‑day), longer visits (30–60 min), and transparent pricing for labs, meds, and procedures