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Direct Primary Care in Pennsylvania

76 real direct primary care and concierge practices across 59 cities in Pennsylvania, hand-mapped by Tabflows.

Philadelphia

4 practices

Lancaster

3 practices

Allentown

2 practices

Allison Park

2 practices

Altoona

2 practices

Bethel Park

2 practices

Camp Hill

2 practices

Chambersburg

2 practices

Doylestown

2 practices

Erie

2 practices

Exton

2 practices

Pittsburgh

2 practices

Wayne

2 practices

York

2 practices

Abbottstown

1 practice

Akron

1 practice

Aliquippa

1 practice

Bala Cynwyd

1 practice

Bethlehem

1 practice

Bloomsburg

1 practice

Blue Ridge Summit

1 practice

Broomall

1 practice

Canonsburg

1 practice

Dickson City

1 practice

Dillsburg

1 practice

Elizabethtown

1 practice

Elkins Park

1 practice

Ephrata

1 practice

Fort Washington

1 practice

Gettysburg

1 practice

Glenmoore

1 practice

Hatboro

1 practice

Hershey

1 practice

Horsham

1 practice

Johnstown

1 practice

Kennett Square

1 practice

King of Prussia

1 practice

King Of Prussia

1 practice

Kingston

1 practice

Kutztown

1 practice

Lansdale

1 practice

Lewisburg

1 practice

McMurray

1 practice

Monroeville

1 practice

Murrysville

1 practice

Narberth

1 practice

Newtown

1 practice

Orwigsburg

1 practice

Palmyra

1 practice

Phoenixville

1 practice

Ronks

1 practice

State College

1 practice

Tyrone

1 practice

Union City

1 practice

Villanova

1 practice

West Chester

1 practice

Willow Street

1 practice

Yardley

1 practice

Youngwood

1 practice
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Pennsylvania has about 0.58 DPC practices per 100,000 residents (ranked 34 of 51 by density), based on 76 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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