Insurance & Pricing · Direct Primary Care
Direct Primary Care with Dr. Trung Pham — Direct Access, No Insurance Hassles
$450 for 3 months ($150/month) for your own doctor: direct access by text, phone and email, longer visits, and wholesale labs and medications — savings of up to 98% off retail prices.
Care built around you
Primary care
Annual physicals, senior care, pre-operative visits and medication reviews.
Preventive care & screening
Cancer screening, advanced lab discussions, lifestyle and nutrition guidance.
Chronic disease care
Diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, heart, thyroid, digestive, sleep and joint concerns.
Virtual care
Secure messaging, phone and video visits when appropriate.
Simple membership pricing
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Individual membership — in-office and virtual primary care visits | $450 / 3 months ($150/month) |
| Small business — employers enrolling 3–5 or more employees | Special pricing — contact us |
No long-term contract. Cancel anytime with 30 days' written notice.
Labs, medications, imaging and specialist care are paid separately at transparent prices.
Direct Primary Care is not health insurance. We recommend keeping insurance (such as a catastrophic or major medical plan) for emergencies, hospital stays and major surgery.
Traditional care vs. Direct Primary Care
Wholesale labs & medications
Members get transparent, wholesale prices — up to 98% off retail. Example: a routine lab panel (CBC, CMP, lipids, HbA1c, TSH) is often about $20–30 instead of $200–400 retail; many common chronic-disease medications cost a few dollars a month. Self-pay advanced testing and imaging (such as CAC, DEXA, whole-body MRI) at negotiated prices. Prices vary.
Specialty coordination
We help coordinate referrals and care with specialists and major centers in Southern California, such as UCI, UCLA, UCSD, Cedars-Sinai, Loma Linda, USC, Hoag, City of Hope, Providence and MemorialCare. Specialist and hospital care is billed separately.
Important
Direct Primary Care is not health insurance. We recommend keeping insurance (such as a catastrophic or major medical plan) for emergencies, hospital stays and major surgery.
Frequently asked questions
Is Direct Primary Care insurance?
Direct Primary Care is not health insurance. We recommend keeping insurance (such as a catastrophic or major medical plan) for emergencies, hospital stays and major surgery.
How is DPC different from Concierge Medicine?
DPC is a self-pay membership — we don't bill insurance for primary care. Concierge Medicine is an optional add-on for insured patients: the $200/month fee is separate, and visits are billed to your PPO.
Can I cancel?
Yes. There is no long-term contract; cancel anytime with 30 days' written notice.
Do you offer plans for businesses?
Yes. Business owners enrolling 3–5 or more employees can ask about special pricing.
Meet Dr. Trung Pham
- Board-Certified Internal Medicine
- Board-Certified Obesity Medicine
- Certified Menopause Practitioner