Frequently Asked Questions
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Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a membership-based healthcare model that gives you direct access to your primary care physician for one simple monthly fee. Instead of billing insurance for routine care, DPC focuses on building a strong doctor-patient relationship with longer appointments, convenient communication, and personalized medical care.
Your membership includes preventive care, sick visits, chronic disease management, and ongoing support without copays or surprise bills for covered services.
Unlike traditional insurance-based practices, Prosper Direct Primary Care is designed around you—not insurance companies.
As a member, you'll benefit from:
Longer, unhurried appointments
Same-day or next-day appointments whenever possible
Direct communication with your physician
Personalized care plans
Transparent monthly pricing
Smaller patient panels that allow more time with each patient
Our goal is to provide accessible, relationship-based primary care that puts your health first.
If laboratory testing or imaging is needed, we can coordinate those services for you.
If you have health insurance, many laboratory and imaging services may be billed through your insurance plan. For patients without insurance, we have negotiated discounted self-pay pricing with select laboratories and imaging providers whenever possible.
Any costs for labs or imaging are separate from your membership.
Yes.
We provide in-office appointments by scheduled visit and reserve availability for urgent medical concerns whenever possible.
We also offer virtual visits when appropriate for your medical needs.
If you require specialty care or hospitalization, we will coordinate your care and communicate with your specialists or hospital team as needed.
Because Direct Primary Care is not health insurance, hospital services, emergency care, surgeries, and specialist fees are not included in your membership.
For this reason, we recommend maintaining health insurance or another form of coverage for unexpected medical expenses.
Many medical concerns can be addressed remotely through secure messaging, phone consultations, or telemedicine when appropriate.
If you require in-person care while away, we'll help guide you to the most appropriate local medical facility and assist with follow-up care after you return home.
Absolutely.
DPC is designed for both healthy individuals and those managing ongoing medical conditions.
Having an established relationship with your physician means you have someone who knows your medical history, can help prevent future health problems, and is available when unexpected illnesses arise.
Preventive care and early intervention often lead to better long-term health outcomes.
Yes.
Many of our members have private health insurance in addition to their DPC membership.
Direct Primary Care complements your insurance by providing better access to your physician for routine and preventive care while your insurance can help cover major medical expenses, specialist care, emergency treatment, and hospitalization.
Yes.
Direct Primary Care is not a replacement for health insurance.
We strongly recommend maintaining health insurance or another medical cost-sharing option to help cover services that fall outside primary care, including:
Emergency care
Hospitalizations
Surgery
Specialist care
Advanced imaging
Combining DPC with health insurance often provides excellent access to routine healthcare while protecting you from larger unexpected medical expenses.
Depending on your specific Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you may be eligible to use those funds toward certain healthcare expenses.
Eligibility varies based on your plan and current regulations, so we recommend consulting your benefits administrator or tax advisor.
Our membership pricing is based on age and family needs.
Please visit our Membership page for the most current pricing and plan options.
No.
We do not charge an enrollment fee.
We also offer a complimentary Meet & Greet so you can learn about our practice, ask questions, and determine whether Direct Primary Care is the right fit for you before joining.
A minimum three-month membership commitment applies, and your first month's membership fee is collected once your enrollment is accepted.
Yes.
Membership can be canceled at any time after your initial minimum commitment.
Because Direct Primary Care works best through an ongoing relationship with your physician, we encourage members to remain enrolled for continuity of care.
If you choose to leave the practice, future re-enrollment may depend on practice availability.
Joining is simple.
Complete the membership request form.
Schedule your complimentary Meet & Greet.
Meet with Dr. Kolawole to discuss your healthcare needs and determine whether our practice is the right fit.
Complete your enrollment and begin enjoying personalized Direct Primary Care.
To ensure every patient receives exceptional access and personalized care, membership is limited. Once capacity is reached, new patients will be added to a waiting list.