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AFFORDABLE EMPLOYEE HEALTHCARE WITH DIRECT PRIMARY CARE
The direct primary care (DPC) model is gaining popularity among companies in various industries as a way to provide employee healthcare services. This approach is efficient and cost-effective, without the burden of copays or deductibles. Offering a DPC membership can enhance benefits packages for companies of all sizes, providing affordable healthcare benefits for both current and prospective employees. This membership also attracts talented professionals seeking similar healthcare options.
New South Family Medicine and MedSpa offers insurance plans based on direct primary care that protect against catastrophic health problems and support employee healthcare needs. Our comprehensive employee healthcare services are accessible to all, regardless of insurance coverage, and we can help you find insurance plans through our network of qualified representatives. Providing direct primary care memberships to employees can bring substantial benefits to small businesses and organizations.
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Office visits throughout the year, no extra copays, no deductibles.
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Extensive access to your Board-Certified PA-C and physician via office and video visits, phone, texts, emails, and Zoom on the same day, and next-day visits.​
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Wholesale, low-cost lab pricing with LabCorp.
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In-house procedures for $20 include ALL laceration repairs, biopsies, lesion removal, IUDs, and cryotherapy (does not include pathology, but also a low cost).
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All preventive care includes a yearly physical exam.
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When necessary, we will work with our colleagues to negotiate lower-cost screening procedures and specialist care.
Although employee healthcare is supposed to work this way, it often falls short. Direct Primary Care allows physicians to spend more time with patients without additional. Instead of waiting until health issues become unmanageable and expensive, employees can have a personal physician who treats them like family. Would you like to introduce DPC to your small business and break away from the traditional model?