The Way Healthcare Should Be.

What is Direct Primary Care?

Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a simple, membership-based approach to healthcare that puts you first.
Instead of going through insurance for every visit, you pay a flat monthly fee for direct access to your provider.

That means no rushed appointments, no surprise bills, and no barriers to getting the care you need.

How It’s Different:

Traditional Healthcare

  • Short, rushed visits

  • Long wait times

  • Hard to reach your provider

  • Surprise costs and copays

Our Primary Care Model

  • Longer, personalized visits

  • Same or next-day appointments

  • Direct messaging with your provider

  • Simple, transparent monthly pricing

Our Services

Primary Care

We provide comprehensive, day-to-day healthcare focused on keeping you healthy and catching issues early. From annual physicals and routine screenings to sick visits and wellness support, we’re here for both prevention and ongoing care—so you can stay on top of your health with confidence.

Labs and Diagnostics

We offer access to routine lab work and help coordinate imaging when needed. We will work with most insurance plans to get the approvals needed. Cash pay labs and imaging options available.

Chronic Disease Management

Managing ongoing conditions doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. We provide consistent support, monitoring, and personalized treatment plans to help you stay in control of your health.

Virtual Care

Whether you have a quick question or need follow-up support, we’re here. Connect with your provider through messaging or virtual visits—on your schedule.

About Dana

Dana has worked in primary care for over thirty years as a Medical Assistant, Registered Nurse, and Nurse Practitioner.

She earned her BSN from the University of Michigan and her MSN from Walden University. Dana is licensed by the State of Michigan as an Adult-Geriatric Nurse Practitioner. She has a special interest in diabetes management and is a certified Diabetes Educator.

She genuinely cares about the health and well-being of her patients and believes they should be an active participant in their care.

Some of Dana’s favorite things to do are spending time with her family, reading, and camping.