How listings are checked
2,504 of 5,093 practices checked, between September 23 – November 2, 2026, 1,921 against the practice’s own website. 1,452 show a current membership price and 715 show whether they’re taking new patients.
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Every practice is listed one by one
Each listing is a real practice, found one by one and placed at the address it publishes.
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Facts come from the practice itself
Prices, hours, services and whether a practice is taking new patients are read from its own website. When a practice can only be confirmed through public records like the national NPI registry, its page shows just those facts.
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Every fact is dated, and old ones come down
Each practice page says when it was checked. Whether a practice is taking new patients stays up for 60 days, prices and hours for 180 days, and everything else for a year. After that, the fact comes off the page until it is checked again.
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Closed or moved practices are flagged
When a practice’s website has closed, moved or now belongs to another business, its page says so with the date it was found, and the listing stops linking to that site.
How long a fact stays up
| Taking new patients | 60 days after its check |
| Membership prices and hours | 180 days after its check |
| Everything else | 365 days after its check |
What the labels mean
- Direct primary care (pure DPC)
- A practice paid by a monthly membership that does not bill insurance for primary care.
- Hybrid
- A practice that charges a membership and also bills insurance. Most concierge practices are hybrid.
- Concierge
- A membership practice that calls itself concierge, or bills insurance alongside its fee. 2,713 listings are on the Concierge Medicine Finder.
- Onsite
- A membership practice run at an employer's site.
Corrections and claims
A practice can claim its listing from its own page, to correct a fact or add prices, new-patient status or an introduction video. Anyone can add or fix a listing. Every request is checked against the practice’s own website before anything changes. The numbers in aggregate are in the State of Direct Primary Care 2026 report.