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How Much Does Direct Primary Care Cost?

Based on 709 practices that publish real prices on DirectMedicine, DPC membership averages $133/month — typically $15 to $900. Here’s how that breaks down by city, using actual prices, not estimates.

$133/month national average

Range $15–$900 across 709 practices with published prices. Updated 2026-08-16.

Average DPC cost by city

CityPracticesAvg / monthRange
Austin, TX11$166$16–$356See practices
San Antonio, TX11$238$50–$799See practices
Eugene, OR10$152$97–$275See practices
Tulsa, OK9$97$39–$175See practices
Denver, CO9$175$65–$300See practices
Tampa, FL8$149$39.95–$299See practices
Portland, OR8$151$39–$500See practices
Seattle, WA8$294$117–$750See practices
Scottsdale, AZ7$107$50–$155See practices
Albuquerque, NM7$135$70–$250See practices
Phoenix, AZ7$156$26–$399See practices
Sacramento, CA7$159$19.95–$299See practices
Chicago, IL7$195$75–$299See practices
Durham, NC6$103$60–$250See practices
Miami, FL6$106$40–$200See practices
Carmel, IN6$120$50–$200See practices
Pensacola, FL6$121$74.99–$200See practices
Charlotte, NC6$134$29–$240See practices
Irvine, CA6$172$100–$325See practices
Springfield, MO5$80$25–$149See practices
Jacksonville, FL5$105$16–$200See practices
Boise, ID5$113$29–$200See practices
Birmingham, AL5$126$75–$166.67See practices
Indianapolis, IN5$140$80–$300See practices
New York, NY5$159$99–$250See practices
Dallas, TX5$212$50–$417See practices
Augusta, GA4$65$49–$99See practices
Orlando, FL4$73$29.9–$95See practices
Gilbert, AZ4$89$30–$125See practices
St Paul, MN4$92$69–$120See practices
Edmond, OK4$95$72–$109See practices
Chattanooga, TN4$100$85–$125See practices
San Diego, CA4$107$20–$250See practices
Raleigh, NC4$117$69–$200See practices
Asheville, NC4$132$110–$149See practices
Frisco, TX4$141$67–$199See practices
Henderson, NV4$149$70–$225See practices
Omaha, NE4$162$99–$225See practices
Ann Arbor, MI4$190$79.99–$300See practices
Philadelphia, PA4$192$68.25–$450See practices
Brooklyn, NY4$203$17–$649See practices
Las Vegas, NV4$312$100–$599See practices
Oklahoma City, OK3$52$26–$69See practices
Idaho Falls, ID3$63$60–$69See practices
Fort Myers, FL3$69$50–$99See practices
Columbia, MO3$73$59–$80See practices
Virginia Beach, VA3$74$35–$99See practices
Plano, TX3$83$75–$100See practices
Annapolis, MD3$89$59–$150See practices
Missoula, MT3$93$29–$150See practices
Houston, TX3$95$65–$125See practices
Tucson, AZ3$102$100–$105See practices
Spokane, WA3$105$60–$144See practices
Louisville, KY3$109$79–$149See practices
Corpus Christi, TX3$113$90–$150See practices
Nashville, TN3$141$110–$189See practices
Princeton, NJ3$150$100–$249See practices
Lexington, KY3$155$90–$250See practices
Little Rock, AR3$162$75–$300See practices
Chandler, AZ3$165$69–$275See practices
Columbus, OH3$166$99–$250See practices
Post Falls, ID3$175$150–$199See practices
Newport Beach, CA3$248$99–$495See practices
San Francisco, CA3$383$200–$750See practices

Prices are the monthly adult membership published on each practice’s own website, aggregated by DirectMedicine. Cities shown have at least three practices with published prices; the list grows as more practices list pricing. Always confirm the current fee with the practice.

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Common questions

How much does direct primary care cost per month?

Most direct primary care memberships fall in the range of roughly $50 to $250 per month, depending on the practice, your age, and what's included. Prices are set by each practice and published on their own site, so always confirm the current fee directly.

Are there enrollment or one-time fees?

Some DPC practices charge a one-time enrollment fee on top of the monthly membership. Ask each practice for its full fee schedule — membership, enrollment, and what services are included versus billed separately.

Is direct primary care cheaper than using insurance?

For everyday primary care it often is, because you pay a flat membership instead of copays and deductible-applied visit costs. DPC is not insurance, though — many people pair it with a high-deductible plan for major medical needs.