Direct Primary Care Near Me: Find a DPC Practice

Find a direct primary care practice

The quickest way to find direct primary care near you is the DPC Frontier mapper, which listed 3,232 DPC practices across all 50 states and DC when we checked on October 17, 2026 ^[1]. Adult fees at practices we read ran $75 to $199 a month ^[2]^[3].

Updated Oct 17, 2026By the Wellchosen Health editorial team

Medical review: pending. A licensed clinician has not yet reviewed this page.

Where to search

DPC Frontier mapper: mapper.dpcfrontier.com listed 3,232 practices on October 17, 2026 ^[1]. Treat a listing as a lead and confirm fees on each practice's own site.
Your employer: employers fund 60% of active DPC memberships on Hint Health's platform ^[7]. Ask HR before you pay on your own.
Our city guides: the table below links every concierge and membership care guide on this site, grouped by state, with each state's DPC law status.

Practices with published prices

DPC practices with published fees, checked October 17, 2026
Practice	Area	Adult fee	Source
KerixHealth	Chicago West Loop, Northbrook, Schaumburg, Naperville IL	$199 a month plus $250 registration	^[3]
KerixHealth	Lone Tree, Greeley, Fort Collins, Frederick, Longmont CO	$115 a month plus $100 registration	^[3]
KerixHealth	Falls Church and Ashburn VA	$150 a month plus $100 registration	^[3]
Plum Health	Detroit MI	$95 a month	^[8]
Huntington DPC	Huntington, Long Island NY	$75 a month (ages 19 to 64)	^[2]

Facts only, not a ranking. The Huntington fee comes from its DPC Frontier listing, not the practice's own page. Child and family rates are on our direct primary care guide and in the Concierge Fee Index.

City guides and DPC laws by state

City guides on this site, with state DPC law status
State	DPC law	City guides
Arizona	Yes: A.R.S. 20-103(E) and 44-1799.91 to 44-1799.96	Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson
California	None listed by DPC Frontier	Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Orange County, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Monica
Colorado	Yes: HB17-1115	Denver
District of Columbia	Not confirmed	Washington DC
Florida	Yes: SB 80 / HB 37	Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Miami, Naples, Orlando, Palm Beach, Sarasota, Tampa
Georgia	Yes: O.C.G.A. 33-7-2.1	Atlanta
Illinois	None listed by DPC Frontier	Chicago
Maryland	None listed by DPC Frontier	Baltimore
Massachusetts	None listed by DPC Frontier	Boston
Missouri	Yes: Mo. Rev. Stat. 376.1800	St. Louis
Nevada	None listed by DPC Frontier	Las Vegas
New Jersey	None listed by DPC Frontier	New Jersey
New York	None listed by DPC Frontier	Long Island, New York City
North Carolina	Yes: H 471	Charlotte
Ohio	Yes: Ohio Rev. Code 3901.95	Cincinnati
Oregon	Yes: ORS 735.500, 735.510	Portland
Pennsylvania	None listed by DPC Frontier	Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
South Carolina	Not confirmed	Charleston
Tennessee	Yes: Tenn. Code Ann. 63-1-501 to 63-1-504	Nashville
Texas	Yes: Tex. Occ. Code ch. 162, subch. F	Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio
Virginia	Yes: Va. Code 54.1-2997, 54.1-2998	Richmond
Washington	Yes: RCW 48.150	Seattle

Law status from DPC Frontier state pages and state legislature records, read October 17, 2026 ^[5]. A missing law does not make DPC illegal; it means no DPC-specific statute was listed.

Direct primary care in Texas

Texas has a DPC law in Tex. Occ. Code chapter 162, subchapter F, passed as HB 1945 in 2015 ^[9]. We did not find a published Texas DPC fee in our research, so search the DPC Frontier mapper and compare fees practice by practice ^[1]. Our Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio guides cover membership care in those metros.

Direct primary care in Florida

Florida's DPC law came from SB 80 / HB 37, signed March 23, 2018; we have not confirmed its codified section ^[10]. We did not find a published Florida DPC fee in our research. Florida has more city guides on this site than any other state, including Miami and Tampa.

Checks before you join

Confirm the doctor's license with your state medical board; FSMB lists every board ^[11].
Get the monthly fee and registration fee for each person in writing.
Ask which labs and medicines cost extra. Plum Health, for example, lists them separately ^[8].
If you have an HSA, keep fees at or under $150 a month for one person or $300 for more than one, and make sure the practice does not bill insurance ^[6].
Ask how to cancel and how much notice is needed.

Comparing models? See concierge vs direct primary care, find a concierge doctor and concierge medicine.

Questions people ask

How do I find direct primary care near me?

Search the DPC Frontier mapper, which listed 3,232 DPC practices across all 50 states and DC on October 17, 2026 ^[1]. Confirm each practice's fee on its own website.

How much does direct primary care cost near me?

Adult fees we read on October 17, 2026 ran $75 to $199 a month, plus registration fees of $100 to $250 at KerixHealth ^[2]^[3]^[8]. AAFP's national range is $50 to $100 a month ^[12].

Does Texas have a direct primary care law?

Yes. Texas regulates DPC under Tex. Occ. Code chapter 162, subchapter F, from HB 1945 in 2015 ^[9].

Does Florida have a direct primary care law?

Yes. Florida's DPC law came from SB 80 / HB 37, signed March 23, 2018 ^[10].

Can I pay for a DPC practice with my HSA?

Yes, from 2026, if fees are no more than $150 a month for one person or $300 for more than one and the practice does not bill insurance separately ^[6].