Direct Primary Care and Packages

 

If you’ve ever sat on hold for twenty minutes just to schedule something, or opened a medical bill and had no idea what half the charges even were, you already know exactly why we built this. Direct Primary Care strips out the middleman. You pay one simple monthly membership, and that covers your visits, your access to your provider, and the kind of ongoing care that traditional insurance-based practices just aren’t set up to give you anymore.

What You Get at Southern Kentucky Aesthetics

Membership gets you same-day or next-day appointments most of the time, not the standard two-to-three week wait you’re probably used to. You get real time with your provider, too — appointments built around actually talking through what’s going on with you, not a rushed ten minutes before they’re on to the next patient. Got a question between visits? You can call or text us directly instead of getting routed through an automated system and waiting days for a callback from someone who’s never met you. Annual wellness exams, sick visits, chronic disease management, medication management — it’s all included, and it’s all handled by a provider who’s tracking your health over time instead of meeting you fresh at every appointment.

Led by Someone Who's Actually Practicing, Not Just Managing

Our Direct Primary Care program is led by founder and nurse practitioner Lindsey Landers, who’s been a nurse since 2010 and earned her Family Nurse Practitioner credential in 2013. Lindsey specializes in aesthetic medicine, obesity management, and functional medicine, including bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, which means your primary care provider here is also equipped to talk with you about hormones, weight, and overall wellness if those things come up — not just whatever brought you in that day. She built this program because she wanted to practice medicine the way she actually believes it should be practiced, with real time for patients and real follow-through, instead of being boxed in by the volume-driven model most traditional clinics are stuck running.

Affordable, Transparent, and Built for the Whole Family

Membership starts at $75 a month for an individual and scales up from there based on age, with family plans topping out around $275 a month, plus a one-time enrollment fee. No copays stacking up every visit, no confusing bills showing up weeks later. If you’d rather pay as you go instead of joining the membership, we’ve got a straightforward visit-based fee schedule for that too. Whether you’re local here in Scottsville or you’re driving in from Glasgow, Bowling Green, Holland, Hartsville, or anywhere else around Southern Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, this is healthcare built around you actually using it, not avoiding it. If you’ve been putting off finding a real primary care provider because the whole system has worn you down, this is exactly the reset you’ve been looking for.” 

Recommended

Direct Primary Care Member

Unlimited visits and special discounts

Starting at

* Enrollment fee may apply: $85 (single) or $170 (family)

What’s Included:

Non-Member

Pay as you go based on the fee schedule

Per Visit

* Office and Telehealth services billed at same rate

What’s Included:

Additional Services Pricing:

  • POC Testing: Strep $20, Covid/Flu $30, Urinalysis $20, Glucose $10
  • Procedures: Ear Irrigation $50, Skin tag removal $150, Wound repair $150
  • Labs: Wellness Panel $150 (included for initial visit), Specialty labs variable
  • Injectables: Rocephin $25/1g, Kenalog $25-40, Decadron $20, Toradol $20, B12 $10, D $12

Frequently Asked Questions

Okay so what actually IS direct primary care? I keep seeing it and I don't get it.

Totally fair question, most people haven’t heard of it until a friend mentions it. Basically you pay one flat fee every month and that covers your visits with your provider — no copay, no surprise bill two weeks later, none of that. You can call or text us directly instead of waiting on hold or hoping someone calls you back. We’ve got patients coming from Scottsville, Glasgow, even up from Hartsville and Westmoreland because honestly, nobody around here is doing primary care quite like this.

Nope, not even close. Most of our members keep their regular insurance for the big stuff — surgery, ER visits, specialists, all of that. DPC just handles your everyday care, the stuff you’d normally burn through your deductible on. Think of it as running alongside your insurance, not replacing it.

It starts at $75 a month if you’re an individual, and goes up from there depending on your age and whether you’re adding family members — families max out around $275 a month. There’s also a one-time enrollment fee, $85 for a single person or $170 for a family. I know that sounds like a lot to throw out there, but once you add up what you’d normally pay in copays and urgent care visits, most people find it pays for itself pretty fast.

Honestly? Depends on you. If you’ve got a high deductible plan and you’re basically paying out of pocket for every regular visit anyway, yeah, this probably saves you money AND gets you better care. If you rarely need to see anyone and you’re happy with your current setup, maybe hold off. But a lot of folks who ‘don’t go to the doctor much’ actually just stopped going because the whole process was such a hassle — and that’s exactly the thing we fixed.

Yep. That’s kind of the whole point of this model. You’re not stuck playing phone tag with a receptionist or waiting three days for a callback. You text, you get an actual answer from someone who knows your history. Same-day or next-day appointments are the norm here, not the exception.

There’s a few other DPC-style practices popping up in the region and honestly, that’s a good thing for patients — more competition usually means better care. What we’d say sets us apart is that we’re not JUST primary care. You’ve got the same provider handling your annual physical who can also talk to you about your skin, your hormones, your weight goals — it’s all connected here instead of bouncing you between three different offices that never talk to each other.

That’s an option too — we’ve got a pay-as-you-go fee schedule running from $50 to $150 depending on the visit length and type. You still get the same quality of care, same access to labs and procedures, you just pay each time instead of monthly. A lot of people start there and switch to membership once they realize how often they’re actually using it.