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Direct Primary Care in Ohio

88 real direct primary care and concierge practices across 61 cities in Ohio, hand-mapped by Tabflows.

Cincinnati

8 practices

Columbus

6 practices

Akron

3 practices

Beachwood

2 practices

Dayton

2 practices

Dublin

2 practices

Johnstown

2 practices

Mason

2 practices

New Albany

2 practices

North Canton

2 practices

Perrysburg

2 practices

Vandalia

2 practices

Westerville

2 practices

Worthington

2 practices

Austintown

1 practice

Avon Lake

1 practice

Beavercreek

1 practice

Beckett Ridge

1 practice

Bellbrook

1 practice

Bellefontaine

1 practice

Bexley

1 practice

Blue Ash

1 practice

Canton

1 practice

Chillicothe

1 practice

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1 practice

Cleveland

1 practice

Greenville

1 practice

Hamilton

1 practice

Hilliard

1 practice

Hudson

1 practice

Lima

1 practice

Lockbourne

1 practice

McArthur

1 practice

Mentor

1 practice

MENTOR

1 practice

Miamisburg

1 practice

Milford

1 practice

Mount Vernon

1 practice

New Carlisle

1 practice

North Hampton

1 practice

Oxford

1 practice

Pataskala

1 practice

Pepper Pike

1 practice

Powell

1 practice

Rocky River

1 practice

Seven Hills

1 practice

Sharonville

1 practice

Sidney

1 practice

Solon

1 practice

Spring Valley

1 practice

Springfield

1 practice

St Clairsville

1 practice

Thornville

1 practice

Tiffin

1 practice

Toledo

1 practice

Wadsworth

1 practice

Warren

1 practice

Waverly

1 practice

Westlake

1 practice

Youngstown

1 practice
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Opening a DPC practice in Ohio?

Ohio has about 0.74 DPC practices per 100,000 residents (ranked 28 of 51 by density), based on 88 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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