Concierge Direct Primary Care

A More Personalized Approach to Primary Care

LumaCare operates using a Direct Primary Care (DPC) model designed to provide patients with more time, better access to their provider, and a more personalized healthcare experience. Unlike traditional insurance-based systems that often limit appointment time and access, the DPC model focuses on building strong provider-patient relationships through longer visits and more individualized attention.

This membership-based approach allows patients to receive comprehensive primary care without the administrative barriers often associated with insurance billing. With transparent pricing and direct communication with your provider, patients can enjoy more convenient access to care, improved continuity of care, and a healthcare experience centered around their needs.

Services Include
  • Longer, more personalized appointments
  • Direct communication with your provider
  • Individualized care planning and preventive support
  • Transparent pricing and membership structure

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct Primary Care is a membership-based healthcare model that allows patients to access primary care services directly through their provider without relying on traditional insurance billing.
Many patients maintain insurance for specialist care, hospital visits, or emergencies, while using DPC for routine primary care services.
The DPC model allows providers to spend more time with each patient, offer easier communication, and provide more personalized care without the limitations of insurance reimbursement models.
Membership generally includes primary care visits, direct communication with your provider, and personalized care planning depending on the practice structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please complete the new patient intake forms, questionnaires listed on the patient portal. (see link on website). Based on the reason for your visit, you may be asked to complete other forms to help prepare for the visit. We request that you complete the paperwork at least 5 days prior to your appointment.

In addition to a standard medical curriculum, schools require their graduates to complete four years of training in disciplines such as clinical nutrition, botanical medicine, physical medicine, counseling, acupuncture, and homeopathic medicine.

Yes, the practice of Naturopathic Medicine relies on both empirical evidence and modern scientific research. The scientific basis of Naturopathic practice is growing, with toxicological evidence and randomized clinical trials showing that treatments are safe and effective.

No, not all natural therapies are safe for all people. Certain diets, supplements and forms of exercise are not safe or appropriate for individuals depending on health concerns or on the current use of certain medications.

Yes, I frequently collaborate with medical doctors to determine the best approach the care of our patients.

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