Frequently asked questions
Membership questions, answered.
A practical introduction to the model, published costs, and what to confirm before joining.
What is direct primary care?
Direct primary care is a membership model in which patients pay the practice directly rather than having the practice bill insurance for its primary care services.
Does the practice accept insurance?
The current website says Mid Cities Direct Primary Care does not bill insurance or other third-party payers.
Is membership health insurance?
No. Membership is not health insurance. The current practice FAQ recommends maintaining insurance for serious accidents, illnesses, and care provided outside the practice.
What does membership cost?
The current website lists a one-time enrollment fee and an age-based monthly fee. See the membership page for the published rates.
What care is included?
The current website identifies routine wellness care, illness care, and ongoing management of chronic conditions. Confirm exact inclusions with the practice before enrolling.
Can there be additional charges?
Yes. The current billing page says some medicines and materials used during procedures may carry an additional charge.
Is there a long-term contract?
The current website says there are no long-term contracts. Exact cancellation, notice, and refund terms require confirmation before production.
How do I join?
Review the current membership options, then call the office or use the enrollment link on the live practice website. External enrollment is intentionally not connected to this design review.
How do current patients contact the practice?
Current patients can call the office at 817-284-9875 or use the patient-portal link on the live practice website. The portal is intentionally not connected here.
What should I do in an emergency?
Do not use the website or contact form for an emergency. Call 911 for a potentially life-threatening emergency.
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