Dr. Jay Moore 9/16/26 Dr. Jay Moore 9/16/26

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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Dr. Jay Moore 9/2/26 Dr. Jay Moore 9/2/26

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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Dr. Jay Moore 8/27/26 Dr. Jay Moore 8/27/26

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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Dr. Jay Moore 8/23/26 Dr. Jay Moore 8/23/26

Another Real-World Example of Saving Money with DPC

Last week I had a new patient who came to me from a traditional insurance-based practice. She was tired of not being able to get through to her physician, and having to wait months for an appointment — the typical reasons people check out Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices like Nexus Primary Care.

Spending $150 per month on a doctor was a tough choice for her. By the end of the visit, she was only spending $50 net per month. And it wasn’t because she talked me into giving her a big discount. How did we accomplish this?

Dr. Jay Moore 8/21/26 Dr. Jay Moore 8/21/26

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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Dr. Jay Moore 4/7/26 Dr. Jay Moore 4/7/26

Facts and Info About GLP-1 Medications

GLP-1 drugs are a class of drug that helps people lose weight. These were originally diabetes drugs, but since introduction we have learned that they help people lose weight. Here we discuss a bit about the different groupings of medications, safety in sourcing, cost, and more.

If you’re a patient at Nexus, we’ll figure out what the right option is for you. Different drugs are better or worse for different people, depending on your goals and your unique situation. I’m glad to help you sort through all of this and make some wise choices — this stuff is complicated!

Dr. Jay Moore 10/29/25 Dr. Jay Moore 10/29/25

Open Enrollment Season, and Paying for Primary Care with HSA

It’s October. This is the month that most employers start Open Enrollment (OE), the time when employees choose their benefits for the coming year. It’s also the time when Medicare enrollees can change their health plans. This year, Congress passed rules making it clear that Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) can be used to pay for Direct Primary Care practices like Nexus.

Dr. Jay Moore 9/22/25 Dr. Jay Moore 9/22/25

Special Rates for Students at Wash U, Webster U, SLU Students, etc.

Kids away at college need medical care. Whether it’s for illness, injuries, physician support for mental health medications, or just overall peace of mind, I would love to provide that care. If you have a child attending Washington University, Webster University, St. Louis University, or any other college or university in the St. Louis area, we are available to provide them care — at a special rate.

Dr. Jay Moore 7/17/25 Dr. Jay Moore 7/17/25

ADHD Diagnosis and Management

One of the more frequent reasons people come see me is to help them manage a confirmed or suspected diagnosis of ADHD. I get patients of all ages looking for ADHD support. I find treating ADHD really satisfying. People do so well once they are on medication. It can be life-changing! Very often, other symptoms of depression and anxiety clear up as everything becomes easier and more satisfying.

Dr. Jay Moore 6/18/25 Dr. Jay Moore 6/18/25

Thinking Ahead to Cold, Flu and COVID Season

There are many questions swirling right now regarding vaccinations and availability of COVID and flu shots in the fall. The actions of the current administration with regard to the CDC and FDA have us all concerned about how the winter respiratory season might shape up. Here are the ways I anticipate this might impact you, and what I recommend.

Dr. Jay Moore 5/29/25 Dr. Jay Moore 5/29/25

Mindful Meditation

A few years ago, I discovered the concept of meditation, and it’s changed my life. I think it’s essential for almost everyone to learn this skill, and I try to work it into almost every treatment plan I help a patient create.

The reason meditation is so important is that it helps us understand what’s going on in our brains. If you don’t know what’s happening in your brain, you’ll have a hard time managing all kinds of problems.