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What Is Direct Primary Care?
How membership-based primary care works, what it can include, and how it differs from health insurance.
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Frequently asked questions, an introduction to Direct Primary Care, and helpful patient information.
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Frequently asked questions
Getting started
Is Functional Wellness the same thing as Direct Primary Care?
No. Direct Primary Care is an ongoing primary-care membership relationship. Functional Wellness is a separate service for people who want a deeper evaluation of health history, patterns, lifestyle, environment, and appropriate testing.
Can a business offer Direct Primary Care to employees?
Yes. Superior works with local employers exploring Direct Primary Care as an employee benefit. Arrangements are discussed directly with each business.
What if I'm not sure which service fits?
Get in touch and tell the practice what you're hoping to accomplish. Superior can point you toward Direct Primary Care, Functional Wellness, an IV or injection service, or another appropriate next step.
How do I ask about an IV or injection?
Contact the practice and include the service name in your message so Superior can confirm availability, price, screening requirements, and next steps.
Membership & DPC
Do I still need health insurance with Direct Primary Care?
Yes, most people should keep broader coverage. Direct Primary Care is focused on primary care. It is not hospital, emergency, specialist, or catastrophic medical coverage, and many members keep insurance for care outside the membership.
What is the difference between the 12-month and month-to-month options?
A 12-month commitment carries a lower monthly rate. For example, adults 18–64 are $75/month with a 12-month commitment or $95/month month-to-month.
Is there an enrollment fee?
Yes. A one-time $75 enrollment fee applies when beginning membership.
What exactly does membership include?
Membership covers an agreed scope of routine primary-care services. Final eligibility, billing, and included services are governed by the current membership agreement, which the practice reviews with you before enrollment.
Functional Wellness
Do I have to be a Direct Primary Care member to use Functional Wellness?
No. Functional Wellness services are published and priced separately from Direct Primary Care membership.
What if I already have laboratory results?
The Lab Evaluation & Review option is $197 for a 90-minute session when you bring existing labs.
What if I need labs ordered?
The $267 option includes a 90-minute initial evaluation and a 30-minute follow-up lab review. Laboratory charges are separate and may be available at a discounted rate.
Are IV hydration and injections part of the Functional Wellness price?
No. IV hydration and injection services are separately priced wellness services.
IV hydration & injections
Is everyone a candidate for IV hydration?
No. Superior reviews medical history and clinical appropriateness before IV therapy. Contact the practice before scheduling so the appropriate screening can occur.
How long should I plan for an IV appointment?
IV sessions are described as approximately one hour from start to finish. Confirm the expected visit length when scheduling.
Do I need to be a DPC member?
No. IV therapy and injections are listed as non-member à la carte wellness services. Member discounts may vary by membership tier.
Helpful patient information
- Membership & Pricing
Every published price on one page.
- Location & contact
Phone, address, and directions.
- Notice of Privacy Practices
How your health information is protected.
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