I was drawn to the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model because it lets me practice medicine the way it was always meant to be: rooted in relationship, not rushed by time. In the traditional outpatient system, appointments are often limited to fifteen or twenty minutes—just enough time to skim the surface, check a few boxes, and move on. It never felt right to me. Patients deserve more than being reduced to a name, a chart, and a problem list.

With DPC, I have the freedom to slow down. To sit with you. To really understand your story, your history, and your concerns—without staring at the clock. It means we can take the time we need to make decisions together, and ensure that your care feels thoughtful, personalized, and grounded in trust.

What also excites me about DPC is the simplicity. No middlemen. No phone trees. No waiting weeks to be seen. You and I will communicate directly, which makes your care not just more accessible—but more effective. When something feels off, you won’t have to jump through hoops to get the help you need. You’ll have a doctor who knows you, and who’s here when it matters.