Thryv Health DPC

Direct primary care (DPC) is a membership model where you pay a flat monthly fee for ongoing primary care instead of billing each visit through insurance. At Thryv Health DPC your membership includes office visits, virtual visits, and ongoing support for most primary care needs without surprise bills.

Your membership covers comprehensive primary care with your physician, including chronic disease management, acute visits, preventive care, telehealth when appropriate, care coordination, and access to discounted labs and imaging when available. There are no visit copays inside the membership.

Yes. Memberships are month-to-month with a simple notice period if you need to pause or cancel. We will help you transition your records if you move or your situation changes.

Members have direct access to the practice through secure messaging, phone, and virtual visits. Many issues can be handled the same day with a message or telehealth appointment, saving you a trip to urgent care.

For emergencies such as chest pain, severe shortness of breath, or signs of stroke you should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For many urgent issues we encourage you to contact Thryv Health DPC first so we can help decide the safest and most cost-effective next step.

Employers can sponsor memberships for their team at a predictable monthly rate per employee. Thryv Health DPC becomes the first stop for primary care while your health plan or cost-sharing arrangement covers major medical events.

Yes. Many employers combine DPC with a high-deductible health plan or medical cost-sharing program. Day-to-day primary care is handled through Thryv Health DPC, while larger expenses continue to flow through your existing coverage.

Thryv Health DPC does not bill insurance for services that are included in your membership. This keeps visit costs transparent and avoids the overhead of traditional fee-for-service billing. You may still use insurance for medications, imaging, labs, or referrals outside the membership when applicable.

Some members are able to use HSA or FSA funds to pay for direct primary care, depending on how their account is administered and current IRS guidance. We recommend checking with your tax advisor or benefits administrator for the most up-to-date rules for your situation.