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Direct Primary Care in California
107 real direct primary care and concierge practices across 76 cities in California, hand-mapped by Tabflows.
Los Angeles
5 practicesSan Diego
4 practicesIrvine
3 practicesNewport Beach
3 practicesSacramento
3 practicesSouth Pasadena
3 practicesWalnut Creek
3 practicesBeverly Hills
2 practicesEscondido
2 practicesFairfield
2 practicesFresno
2 practicesFullerton
2 practicesMountain View
2 practicesOrange
2 practicesPasadena
2 practicesRedding
2 practicesSan Francisco
2 practicesSan Rafael
2 practicesSanta Cruz
2 practicesThousand Oaks
2 practicesWestlake Village
2 practicesAlameda
1 practiceAptos
1 practiceArnold
1 practiceBakersfield
1 practiceBerkeley
1 practiceBurbank
1 practiceCalabasas
1 practiceCalistoga
1 practiceCamarillo
1 practiceChico
1 practiceClaremont
1 practiceCosta Mesa
1 practiceCulver City
1 practiceExeter
1 practiceFolsom
1 practiceGlendale
1 practiceGranite Bay
1 practiceHuntington Beach
1 practiceLa Quinta
1 practiceLaguna Hills
1 practiceLodi
1 practiceLos Alamitos
1 practiceModesto
1 practiceMonterey
1 practiceNapa
1 practiceOakland
1 practiceOceanside
1 practiceOrcutt
1 practiceOrinda
1 practiceRancho Mirage
1 practiceRed Bluff
1 practiceRedlands
1 practiceRedwood City
1 practiceRiverside
1 practiceRIVERSIDE
1 practiceRocklin
1 practiceRoseville
1 practiceSalinas
1 practiceSan Andreas
1 practiceSan Jose
1 practiceSan Luis Obispo
1 practiceSan Marino
1 practiceSan Mateo
1 practiceSanta Ana
1 practiceSanta Barbara
1 practiceSanta Clarita
1 practiceSanta Monica
1 practiceSantee
1 practiceSonora
1 practiceSouth San Francisco
1 practiceSquaw Valley
1 practiceTemecula
1 practiceTempleton
1 practiceWest Covina
1 practiceYorba Linda
1 practicePure DPCHybridOnsiteUnknown/other
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Opening a DPC practice in California?
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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