Primary Care Built Around You, As an Individual
Built to be different, built for better care
I designed Nexus Primary Care to center the needs of patients, not insurance companies. With Direct Primary Care, visits are covered by your monthly membership fee. This means that we can keep the practice small, so I can spend more time with patients, focus on your specific needs, be available to you directly via phone or text, and personalize care to be most impactful to your health.
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Primary Care That Is More Flexible for Our Patients
Getting Primary Care Can Be Easy and Convenient
With DPC, your visits are covered by your monthly membership fee, so we are not bound by insurance requirements to see you in the office every single time. We can take care of many of your common needs easily and conveniently through telehealth visits, patient portal messaging, and texting the office — whatever is most convenient for you.
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Inclusive Primary Care for All Identities
We care for you, and we care about you, as a whole person
We are all individuals, and we all want to be treated kindly, respectfully, and with understanding. This is especially important when dealing with something as sensitive as your healthcare. We want you to feel safe, supported, and seen.
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Personalized Primary Care for Everyone
Including Patients with Complex Needs
15 minutes isn’t much time. But that’s how long you get with a typical primary care appointment. So what happens when you need to really talk through next steps? What happens when you have a question? What are your options if you have complex conditions and have to keep a team of physicians up-to-date on your conditions?
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Thoughts from DPC Summit 2026
We just returned from the DPC Summit. This event was in New Orleans. More than 500 doctors gathered to network and learn. Our goal was to support one another as we build and grow our little practices.
I had three big takeaways from the Summit this year.
Direct Primary Care vs. Concierge Doctor
It’s hard find a doctor and nearly impossible to get in to see them when you need them. These are common issues with insurance-only doctors’ offices. There are two kinds of practice models that you’ll see mentioned when you’re researching alternative options practices: “concierge medicine” and “DPC,” or Direct Primary Care.