Direct Primary Care in California

107 real direct primary care and concierge practices across 76 cities in California, hand-mapped by Tabflows.

Los Angeles5 practices San Diego4 practices Irvine3 practices Newport Beach3 practices Sacramento3 practices South Pasadena3 practices Walnut Creek3 practices Beverly Hills2 practices Escondido2 practices Fairfield2 practices Fresno2 practices Fullerton2 practices Mountain View2 practices Orange2 practices Pasadena2 practices Redding2 practices San Francisco2 practices San Rafael2 practices Santa Cruz2 practices Thousand Oaks2 practices Westlake Village2 practices Alameda1 practice Aptos1 practice Arnold1 practice Bakersfield1 practice Berkeley1 practice Burbank1 practice Calabasas1 practice Calistoga1 practice Camarillo1 practice Chico1 practice Claremont1 practice Costa Mesa1 practice Culver City1 practice Exeter1 practice Folsom1 practice Glendale1 practice Granite Bay1 practice Huntington Beach1 practice La Quinta1 practice Laguna Hills1 practice Lodi1 practice Los Alamitos1 practice Modesto1 practice Monterey1 practice Napa1 practice Oakland1 practice Oceanside1 practice Orcutt1 practice Orinda1 practice Rancho Mirage1 practice Red Bluff1 practice Redlands1 practice Redwood City1 practice Riverside1 practice RIVERSIDE1 practice Rocklin1 practice Roseville1 practice Salinas1 practice San Andreas1 practice San Jose1 practice San Luis Obispo1 practice San Marino1 practice San Mateo1 practice Santa Ana1 practice Santa Barbara1 practice Santa Clarita1 practice Santa Monica1 practice Santee1 practice Sonora1 practice South San Francisco1 practice Squaw Valley1 practice Temecula1 practice Templeton1 practice West Covina1 practice Yorba Linda1 practice

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California has about 0.27 DPC practices per 100,000 residents (ranked 48 of 51 by density), based on 107 practices here against the US Census Bureau’s 2025 population estimate. That’s a density ratio, not a verdict on whether the market can support another practice, other local factors matter too, but it’s a real starting point.

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