Industries · Direct Primary Care
Direct Primary Care practice launch
Launch a membership-based primary care practice — no insurance contracting, low overhead, monthly subscription model. We handle entity setup, malpractice, EHR, and DPC-specific compliance.
What we deliver
Everything you need to launch and stay compliant.
- PLLC + DPC patient agreement (state-compliant)
- State DPC statute compliance review (state-by-state varies)
- Malpractice tail / occurrence coverage tuned for DPC
- DEA + state CSR for in-office prescribing
- Hint Health / Atlas.md / Elation membership platform setup
- Wholesale labs (Quest, LabCorp DPC) contract negotiation
- Wholesale medication dispensing setup (where legal)
- Marketing funnel: landing page, intake, recurring billing
Why owners pick PF Consulting Firm
- Single point of accountability across state, federal, and payer workstreams.
- Fixed-scope engagements with milestone-based delivery.
- Ongoing compliance support after launch on retainer or as-needed.
- Direct work product — not outsourced to overseas teams.
Launch roadmap
Realistic timeline
Phase 1 · Weeks 1–4
Foundation
- PLLC + patient agreement
- Malpractice bound
- Bank + Stripe/ACH setup
- Branding + website
Phase 2 · Months 2–4
Operational Build
- EHR + membership platform live
- Wholesale lab + Rx contracts
- DEA + state CSR
- First-100 marketing live
Phase 3 · Months 4–6
Launch
- First member onboarded
- Employer / SMB outreach
- Referral specialist network
- Operations dashboard live
FAQ
Direct Primary Care (DPC) Launch questions
Is DPC legal in my state?
Most states have explicit DPC statutes confirming it's not insurance. A handful (NY, NJ) require careful structuring. We screen state-by-state.
Do I need to credential with payers?
No — that's the point of DPC. Some doctors retain Medicare opt-out status; we file Form 14026 when needed.
Can I dispense medications?
In most states, yes, with proper wholesale licensure and state pharmacy board registration.
What's a realistic panel size?
DPC averages 600–800 patients per physician — vs. 2,500+ in insurance-based primary care.
Ready to start your direct primary care (dpc) launch?
Book a consultation and we'll map every milestone, license, and deadline.
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