DPC Frontier Mapper

Direct Primary Care, or DPC, is a new way of providing primary care that's already helped a quarter million people stay healthier and spend less on healthcare. Patients at DPC practices often receive ongoing primary care from their doctor with zero copays, convenient online scheduling options, near-wholesale prices on medications and blood tests, and even their doctor's personal cell number. It's like having a doctor in the family.

So how is this possible? Easy: direct primary care practices cut out middlemen like insurance companies, freeing themselves to provide great care at fair prices. Unlike traditional third party practices that serve the needs of insurance companies, direct primary care is for everybody; most DPC memberships cost less than your monthly cell phone or cable bill, for great care whenever you need it.

If you're tired of high copays, insane wait times, rushed 8-minute doctor visits, join 250,000 other Americans that have already benefited from direct primary care. Search on the DPC Mapper to find a practice near you.

Search for your ZIP code or zoom in on your town to find DPC practices near you. Click on an icon to see details about that practice. When contacting a practice ask them to estimate how much you can save on your medications, labs, and specialty visits.

The map contains a listing of public addresses and website links to all known DPC practice locations in 48 states + DC. All practices must meet our three-part definition of DPC to appear in the map, although they may not always self-describe as DPC. Multiple types of DPC practices appear in the mapper—Pure (no insurance whatsoever), Hybrid (insurance is billed in addition to monthly fee), and On-Site (usually exclusively serving the employees of a large corporation). Note the color-coding legend above the mapper.

If you are a DPC provider that would like to add your practice, go to the DPC Frontier dashboard and create a free account. Fill out the form, then submit your practice for verification. Your practice should appear in the mapper within 1-2 days.