Is DPC Right For Me?
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is healthcare the way it was meant to be — personal, accessible, and built around you.
Instead of navigating insurance hurdles at every visit, AprilMD offers a simple monthly or annual membership that gives you longer, unhurried appointments, same-day or next-day availability, and direct access to your physician when you need it most.
This is modern medicine with a personal touch.
FEATURES
Traditional
Primary Care
Long term relationship with the same physician
Same day or next day appointments
Visits that are 30-60 minutes
Price transparency and no surprise bills
Seamless communication (email, telemedicine, text)
Scenario 1
Jane has a high-deductible employer plan with $30 copays, a $3,000 deductible, and a $5,000 out-of-pocket max. She’s generally healthy, but when her asthma worsened this year, she couldn’t get in with her doctor for 2 weeks. She went to urgent care, then needed two follow-up visits. Soon, she owed nearly $1,000 — plus a surprise bill for spirometry.
With a Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership, her experience likely would have been very different.
Instead of waiting and ending up in urgent care, Jane could have been seen quickly, followed closely, and had her asthma controlled sooner — without worrying about copays or surprise bills.
Scenario 2
Giovanni has high blood pressure and high cholesterol. He’s not on a statin due to adverse reactions in the past. At his last three appointments, he’s seen a different provider each time — and every visit starts the same way: retelling his history, re-explaining his history of side effects, and being told he should change medications. Meanwhile, his regular doctor is booked out for a month.
With a Direct Primary Care (DPC) membership, Giovanni wouldn’t feel like a stranger in his own care. Instead of repeating his story, Giovanni would have a doctor who knows his history, understands his medication sensitivities, and works with him to create a personalized plan.
DPC means continuity, trust, and timely access — the way primary care should be.
