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State of Direct Primary Care 2026

5,093 direct primary care and concierge practices across the US, each with its own page. 2,504 have been checked, between September 23 – November 2, 2026, 1,921 against the practice’s own website. The figures below update as listings do.

practices
5,093
median monthly price
$99
post their prices
1,351
say they take new patients
518

How much does direct primary care cost?

Across the 1,351 practices that post a monthly membership price, the typical starting price is $99 a month, from $15 to $500. A starting price is usually the adult or individual rate; children and families are often priced apart. Each price comes from the practice’s own website and is dated on its page.

Starting monthly pricePracticesShare
Under $50544%
$50 to $9969752%
$100 to $14937328%
$150 to $19914911%
$200 and up786%

Practice models

2,713 of the practices are concierge or hybrid membership practices, also listed on the Concierge Medicine Finder.

Pure DPC (no insurance billing for primary care)2,51849%
Hybrid (membership alongside insurance billing)56011%
Onsite (at an employer)140%
Model not stated, mostly concierge network doctors2,00139%

Direct primary care by state

Practices per 100,000 residents use the Census Bureau’s 2025 population estimates. Median prices show where at least three practices in a state post one.

StatePracticesPer 100kMedian priceNew patients
Texas5071.60$100/mo36
Florida5032.14$93/mo47
California2960.75$125/mo16
Colorado1963.26$105/mo26
Arizona1892.48$85/mo11
Pennsylvania1791.37$99/mo22
New York1780.89$125/mo11
North Carolina1751.56$85/mo30
Ohio1641.38$99/mo25
Virginia1591.79$99/mo14
Georgia1521.34$90/mo12
Washington1521.90$110/mo33
Michigan1331.31$80/mo15
Illinois1220.96$87/mo11
Maryland1211.93$100/mo7
South Carolina1101.97$80/mo7
Missouri1071.71$83/mo12
Tennessee1041.42$85/mo10
New Jersey971.02$150/mo3
Indiana901.29$93/mo11
Oklahoma882.13$87/mo10
Wisconsin861.44$75/mo16
Oregon751.75$105/mo9
Kansas722.42$65/mo9
Minnesota691.18$99/mo7
Alabama681.31$83/mo4
Massachusetts680.95$127/mo8
Kentucky651.41$75/mo6
Nevada651.98$100/mo5
Maine644.52$100/mo21
Louisiana601.30$99/mo1
Utah591.67$80/mo8
Idaho582.86$100/mo5
Delaware423.96$150/mo2
New Mexico401.88$100/mo2
Nebraska381.88$99/mo3
New Hampshire372.61$90/mo10
Connecticut330.89$60/mo1
Iowa320.99$89/mo5
Montana312.71$90/mo3
Vermont284.34$120/mo7
Hawaii271.88$125/mo1
Arkansas250.80$80/mo5
Rhode Island232.06
Mississippi220.74$99/mo4
Wyoming223.74$68/mo3
District of Columbia192.74
Alaska152.03$100/mo4
West Virginia130.74$87/mo
South Dakota80.86$120/mo
North Dakota70.88

Cities with the most practices

  1. 1New York, NY49
  2. 2Houston, TX47
  3. 3Austin, TX43
  4. 4San Antonio, TX39
  5. 5Dallas, TX36
  6. 6Scottsdale, AZ36
  7. 7Tucson, AZ36
  8. 8Boca Raton, FL27
  9. 9Cincinnati, OH27
  10. 10Las Vegas, NV27
  11. 11Tampa, FL27
  12. 12Atlanta, GA25
  13. 13Charlotte, NC25
  14. 14Colorado Springs, CO24
  15. 15Louisville, KY23
  16. 16Seattle, WA22
  17. 17Phoenix, AZ21
  18. 18Albuquerque, NM20
  19. 19Tulsa, OK20
  20. 20Denver, CO19

About this data

Each listing is a practice’s own public information: its website, and for network doctors the network’s page for that doctor. Prices and new-patient status leave a listing as they age, so a figure here counts only what is current. How listings are checked.

Cite as: Tabflows DPC Finder, “State of Direct Primary Care 2026,” tabflows.com/dpc-finder/state-of-dpc-2026