MEMBERSHIP PRIMARY CARE MEDICINE
charges a flat monthly membership fee in exchange for:
Your physician cares for only a small panel of patients(this means more time for you!)
Personal office experience
No co-pays for visits
Little to no wait time before appointments
Direct access to your doctor through email, text and video chat
In-office visits
Wholesale prices on routine bloodwork
Wholesale prices on basic medications
Resolve MD: Direct Primary Care is not meant to replace health insurance. You still need health insurance for specialty visits and hospital services. You can also use your health insurance for labs and diagnostic tests.
MEET Dr. Johnson-Weaver
FOUNDER AND CHIEF PHYSICIAN
Dr.Johnson-Weaver (he/they) is a black, neurodivergent, transgender Board Certified Family Medicine doctor who has been practicing for 20 years. After obtaining their bachelor's degree from Princeton University, Dr. Johnson-Weaver attended Temple School of Medicine and then completed his residency at Chestnut Hill Family Practice in Philadelphia, PA Personally Dr. Johnson-Weaver enjoys parenting their three teenagers, gardening and sports, He is also an outspoken physician and community member against racism, sexism, homophobia and negativity against transgender and gender-diverse people.
LEARN MORE ABOUT DR. WEAVER HERE!
What people are saying about MEMBERSHIP primary care!
"There is no waiting room because there is rarely a wait"
A Direct Primary Care patient states in the Wall Street Journal.
With Direct Primary Care, It's Just Doctor and Patient, Feb 27,2017.
"Patient satisfaction goes up ... Quality goes up and costs go down..."
Dr. John Meig, President of American Academy of Family Physicians, Wall Street Journal, With Direct Primary Care, It's Just Doctor and Patient, Feb 27, 2017.
“I have great insurance through my work, but all of that doesn’t mean a lot if it doesn’t feel like you’re getting quality care,”
Member of a Tennessee Direct Primary Care practice when asked why they changed from Traditional Primary Care. USA Today Network,
Growing Health Care Model Skips Past Insurance, Aug 3, 2017