BCBS Visits (Selective Use)
We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance ONLY
BCBS members cannot be DPC members.
HSA funds for membership payments
Can I Use My HSA for Membership?
Often, yes.
Federal law now recognizes many Direct Primary Care memberships as qualified medical expenses for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
If you:
Have a qualifying high-deductible health plan (HDHP), and
Maintain an eligible HSA
You may be able to use HSA funds to pay your monthly membership fee.
Why This Matters
Using HSA funds allows you to:
Pay for primary care with pre-tax dollars
Reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs
Combine affordable insurance with high-access care
Important Notes
HSA eligibility depends on your individual situation
Membership fees within federal limits are generally eligible
Optional programs (weight loss, men’s health) may not qualify
We recommend confirming with your HSA administrator
We’re happy to provide documentation if requested.
The Best Setup for Many Patients
Many members pair:
✔ A high-deductible insurance plan
✔ An HSA
✔ A Direct Primary Care membership
This combination provides:
Protection for major medical events
Affordable, accessible everyday care
Predictable monthly healthcare costs
Patient FAQs
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You pay a monthly fee that gives you direct access to your provider, same-day visits, and proactive care—without relying on insurance for access.
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We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance ONLY
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Yes. imaging, and medications are billed separately and may be run through insurance or paid in cash, depending on what’s best for you.
We DO NOT bill your insurance for you.
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In emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Our clinic is not an emergency facility.
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Yes. Many visits—including follow-ups and weight loss check-ins—can be done virtually.
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Yes. We offer a family membership for households living together.
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Membership is month-to-month. No long-term contracts.
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To protect access, appointment availability, and quality of care.
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Schedule a free meet-and-greet or enroll online as a founding member.
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Many patients may be able to use HSA funds to pay for the monthly membership fee if they have a qualifying high-deductible health plan (HDHP). Eligibility depends on the patient’s individual HSA rules.
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No. We cannot guarantee HSA eligibility. Final approval is always determined by the patient’s HSA administrator or tax advisor.
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These programs are separate medical services and may not be HSA-eligible. Patients should check with their HSA administrator.
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Patients are responsible for resolving denials with their HSA administrator. We can re-issue documentation if needed, but eligibility decisions are outside the clinic’s control