How it works

Unity Primary Care operates on a monthly membership model rather than billing insurance for each visit.

This approach allows for a more direct, relationship-centered experience, with fewer barriers and more flexibility in how care is delivered.

Instead of brief, problem-focused visits, care is designed to be more comprehensive, with time to address concerns thoughtfully and in context.

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What’s included

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Membership includes:

Office visits and follow-ups
Preventive care
Chronic disease management
Telehealth visits
Direct messaging during business hours
Care coordination when needed

At least one in-person visit per year is recommended, with many follow-ups handled through telehealth or brief check-ins via messaging when appropriate.

What’s not included

Some services are outside the scope of membership and are handled separately or may have additional costs:

Lab work and imaging
Specialist care
Hospital or emergency services
Medications

These are typically accessed through insurance or transparent cash pricing, depending on individual preference.

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Membership pricing

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Membership at Unity Primary Care is designed to be simple and transparent.

Pricing is expected to fall within the typical range for Direct Primary Care, generally between $100–200 per month, depending on the level of care and services selected.

Final pricing and structure will be announced closer to opening, with a limited number of founding memberships available at a reduced rate for early patients.

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Who membership may be a good fit for

Membership may be a good fit for those who:

Want more time and continuity with their physician
Prefer direct access instead of navigating traditional systems
Have high-deductible or no insurance
Are looking for a more personalized approach to care

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Additional access to care

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While Unity Primary Care is built around a membership model, limited services are available outside of membership for specific needs.

This includes focused sexual health services, such as STI testing and PrEP consultations, as well as one-time visits for those interested in experiencing a more personalized approach to care.

For most patients, ongoing care is best supported through membership.

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