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Direct Primary Care Coalition
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Direct Primary Care Coalition
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Direct Primary Care Coalition (DPCC) is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy coalition that represents primary care physicians, healthcare associations, employers, patients, and other stakeholders in advancing Direct Primary Care (DPC) as an alternative primary care payment and delivery model. Founded in 2014, the Coalition operates from the Hall of States Building at 444 North Capitol Street NW — physically adjacent to Capitol Hill — and has roughly 11–50 employees. Its functional role is not to deliver healthcare or build technology, but to mobilize a national community of 2,300+ DPC practices across 48 states serving more than 300,000 American patients around legislative and policy goals, including HSA compatibility, Medicaid integration, and state-level clarification that DPC is a medical service rather than insurance.

DPCC's offerings are membership programs and advocacy resources rather than software products. Products include sustaining Provider Memberships (recommended $50/month contribution from physicians/clinics/practices), Patient & Supporter Memberships, free Student & Resident Memberships, a Steering Committee tier, and an ongoing webinar series covering legislation such as the "Big Beautiful Bill." The Coalition also publishes fact sheets, model state legislation, and grassroots lobbying toolkits supporting the Primary Care Enhancement Act and the Medicaid Primary Care Improvement Act. The technology footprint is limited to a Wix-hosted website (dpcare.org), standard webinar tooling, and a hint.com-powered membership signup flow.

The revenue model is voluntary, contribution-based membership — effectively a recurring but unstructured subscription model with no enterprise contracts, no disclosed grants, and no investor funding. The organization is member-supported and independent, with no parent company or institutional ownership. Strategic value is created through regulatory wins — most notably the July 4, 2025 passage of the Primary Care Enhancement Act under H.R.1 (expanding HSA access to an estimated 61 million Americans), the March 5, 2024 unanimous House passage of the Medicaid Primary Care Improvement Act, and cumulative adoption of DPC-friendly statutes in 34 states by 2025. Garrison Bliss, M.D., a founding figure of the DPC movement, serves as Chairman.

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The Direct Primary Care Coalition is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy coalition that advances Direct Primary Care policy through legislative lobbying, representing primary care physicians, patients, employers, and healthcare associations across 48 states.

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primary care advocacy, healthcare policy coalition, direct primary care, DPC legislation, physician membership advocacy
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1Direct Primary Care (DPC) & Concierge Medicine
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  • Social Advocacy Organizations81331
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Healthcare Policy Advocacy
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The Coalition receives sustaining membership contributions from physicians, DPC practices, patients, and supporters. Recommended contribution for providers is $50 per month (equivalent to average monthly DPC fees for one patient), though members can give more or less based on their budget.

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Recommended contribution of $50 per month; voluntary amount based on member's budget

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The Direct Primary Care Coalition (DPCC) is a national membership-based advocacy organization that mobilizes primary care physicians, healthcare associations, employers, and patients to advance Direct Primary Care (DPC) policy at the federal and state levels. It provides legislative advocacy on HSA compatibility, Medicaid integration, and state insurance regulation, alongside educational webinars, model state legislation, and grassroots campaigns to support DPC-friendly policies.

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  • Over 300,000 American patients served by 2,300+ DPC practices in 48 states and Washington D.C.
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The Direct Primary Care Coalition is a policy advocacy organization, not a software product company. Its offerings consist of membership programs for providers, patients, and students/residents, along with educational webinars on DPC policy and legislation. The Coalition also provides advocacy resources including downloadable fact sheets and model legislation to advance Direct Primary Care policies at the state and federal levels.

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TypeBroad incumbent
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Advocacy organization for community health centers providing primary care to underserved populations. Comparable as a primary-care-focused federal advocacy association with state-policy infrastructure.

TypeDirect peer
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Company supporting the launch and operation of DPC practices, directly aligned with DPCC's mission to expand DPC. Comparable as a DPC ecosystem participant whose growth is correlated with DPCC's policy success.

3Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
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Academic association focused on family medicine education, including DPC curricular content. Adjacent to DPCC's student/resident engagement work and comparable in primary care professional-association function.

TypeDirect peer
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DPC-focused technology and membership-billing platform serving DPC practices (and notably hosting DPCC's membership signup). Directly comparable as a DPC ecosystem enabler whose commercial success is tied to DPC policy advancement.

TypeBroad incumbent
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The largest U.S. physician professional association with extensive federal lobbying apparatus. Comparable as a healthcare advocacy body representing physician interests, though operating at far greater scale and scope than DPCC.

TypeDirect peer
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A multi-stakeholder advocacy organization that promotes high-functioning primary care and improved payment models; highly comparable to DPCC as a healthcare-policy advocacy coalition targeting federal and state primary care reform.

TypeOthers
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Nonprofit organization focused on lowering healthcare costs and improving access for seniors. Thematically aligned with DPCC's mission to expand affordable, high-quality primary care access.

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Large national professional society for internists that advocates on primary and specialty care policy. Comparable in advocacy function and physician-membership model but with broader clinical scope than DPC-specific work.

TypeEmerging player
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Nonprofit advocating for value-based and alternative payment models in healthcare, intersecting with DPCC's mission to advance DPC payment innovation and reduce reliance on fee-for-service primary care.

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National professional association representing family physicians, including those operating in DPC arrangements. A broader incumbent that overlaps with DPCC on primary care advocacy and physician membership, but with a wider scope.

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Direct Primary Care Coalition

Healthcare Policy Advocacydpcare.org

The Direct Primary Care Coalition is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy coalition that advances Direct Primary Care policy through legislative lobbying, representing primary care physicians, patients, employers, and healthcare associations across 48 states.

What Direct Primary Care Coalition does

Direct Primary Care Coalition (DPCC) is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy coalition that represents primary care physicians, healthcare associations, employers, patients, and other stakeholders in advancing Direct Primary Care (DPC) as an alternative primary care payment and delivery model. Founded in 2014, the Coalition operates from the Hall of States Building at 444 North Capitol Street NW — physically adjacent to Capitol Hill — and has roughly 11–50 employees. Its functional role is not to deliver healthcare or build technology, but to mobilize a national community of 2,300+ DPC practices across 48 states serving more than 300,000 American patients around legislative and policy goals, including HSA compatibility, Medicaid integration, and state-level clarification that DPC is a medical service rather than insurance.

DPCC's offerings are membership programs and advocacy resources rather than software products. Products include sustaining Provider Memberships (recommended $50/month contribution from physicians/clinics/practices), Patient & Supporter Memberships, free Student & Resident Memberships, a Steering Committee tier, and an ongoing webinar series covering legislation such as the "Big Beautiful Bill." The Coalition also publishes fact sheets, model state legislation, and grassroots lobbying toolkits supporting the Primary Care Enhancement Act and the Medicaid Primary Care Improvement Act. The technology footprint is limited to a Wix-hosted website (dpcare.org), standard webinar tooling, and a hint.com-powered membership signup flow.

The revenue model is voluntary, contribution-based membership — effectively a recurring but unstructured subscription model with no enterprise contracts, no disclosed grants, and no investor funding. The organization is member-supported and independent, with no parent company or institutional ownership. Strategic value is created through regulatory wins — most notably the July 4, 2025 passage of the Primary Care Enhancement Act under H.R.1 (expanding HSA access to an estimated 61 million Americans), the March 5, 2024 unanimous House passage of the Medicaid Primary Care Improvement Act, and cumulative adoption of DPC-friendly statutes in 34 states by 2025. Garrison Bliss, M.D., a founding figure of the DPC movement, serves as Chairman.

Direct Primary Care Coalition firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Direct Primary Care Coalition
Legal name
Direct Primary Care Coalition
Website
https://dpcare.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2014
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Direct Primary Care Coalition is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy coalition that advances Direct Primary Care policy through legislative lobbying, representing primary care physicians, patients, employers, and healthcare associations across 48 states.
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Direct Primary Care Coalition industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Policy Advocacy
NAICS
Social Advocacy Organizations (81331)
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Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Direct Primary Care (DPC) & Concierge Medicine (HLAFAGAD)

Keywords

  • Primary care advocacy
  • Healthcare policy coalition
  • Direct primary care
  • DPC legislation
  • Physician membership advocacy

Where Direct Primary Care Coalition is headquartered

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Washington
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United States
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North America

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Direct Primary Care Coalition business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Contributions: The Coalition receives sustaining membership contributions from physicians, DPC practices, patients, and supporters. Recommended contribution for providers is $50 per month (equivalent to average monthly DPC fees for one patient), though members can give more or less based on their budget.

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SubscriptionMonthlyProvider/Sustaining Member - Physicians, clinics, and DPC practices

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Direct Primary Care Coalition product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Direct Primary Care Coalition (DPCC) is a national membership-based advocacy organization that mobilizes primary care physicians, healthcare associations, employers, and patients to advance Direct Primary Care (DPC) policy at the federal and state levels. It provides legislative advocacy on HSA compatibility, Medicaid integration, and state insurance regulation, alongside educational webinars, model state legislation, and grassroots campaigns to support DPC-friendly policies.

Product overview

The Direct Primary Care Coalition is a policy advocacy organization, not a software product company. Its offerings consist of membership programs for providers, patients, and students/residents, along with educational webinars on DPC policy and legislation. The Coalition also provides advocacy resources including downloadable fact sheets and model legislation to advance Direct Primary Care policies at the state and federal levels.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • DPC Coalition Webinars

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 300,000 American patients served by 2,300+ DPC practices in 48 states and Washington D.C.
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Direct Primary Care Coalition

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

Direct Primary Care Coalition technology and API

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Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct Primary Care Coalition competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • National Association of Community Health Centers: Advocacy organization for community health centers providing primary care to underserved populations. Comparable as a primary-care-focused federal advocacy association with state-policy infrastructure.
  • American Medical Association: The largest U.S. physician professional association with extensive federal lobbying apparatus. Comparable as a healthcare advocacy body representing physician interests, though operating at far greater scale and scope than DPCC.
  • American College of Physicians: Large national professional society for internists that advocates on primary and specialty care policy. Comparable in advocacy function and physician-membership model but with broader clinical scope than DPC-specific work.
  • American Academy of Family Physicians: National professional association representing family physicians, including those operating in DPC arrangements. A broader incumbent that overlaps with DPCC on primary care advocacy and physician membership, but with a wider scope.

Direct peers

  • Freedom Healthworks: Company supporting the launch and operation of DPC practices, directly aligned with DPCC's mission to expand DPC. Comparable as a DPC ecosystem participant whose growth is correlated with DPCC's policy success.
  • Hint Health: DPC-focused technology and membership-billing platform serving DPC practices (and notably hosting DPCC's membership signup). Directly comparable as a DPC ecosystem enabler whose commercial success is tied to DPC policy advancement.
  • Primary Care Collaborative: A multi-stakeholder advocacy organization that promotes high-functioning primary care and improved payment models; highly comparable to DPCC as a healthcare-policy advocacy coalition targeting federal and state primary care reform.

Regional players

  • Society of Teachers of Family Medicine: Academic association focused on family medicine education, including DPC curricular content. Adjacent to DPCC's student/resident engagement work and comparable in primary care professional-association function.

Others

  • West Health: Nonprofit organization focused on lowering healthcare costs and improving access for seniors. Thematically aligned with DPCC's mission to expand affordable, high-quality primary care access.

Emerging players

  • Catalyst for Payment Reform: Nonprofit advocating for value-based and alternative payment models in healthcare, intersecting with DPCC's mission to advance DPC payment innovation and reduce reliance on fee-for-service primary care.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles1 record

Direct Primary Care Coalition funding detail

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Investors

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Direct Primary Care Coalition

What does Direct Primary Care Coalition do?

The Direct Primary Care Coalition (DPCC) is a national membership-based advocacy organization that mobilizes primary care physicians, healthcare associations, employers, and patients to advance Direct Primary Care (DPC) policy at the federal and state levels. It provides legislative advocacy on HSA compatibility, Medicaid integration, and state insurance regulation, alongside educational webinars, model state legislation, and grassroots campaigns to support DPC-friendly policies.

Is Direct Primary Care Coalition a public or private company?

Direct Primary Care Coalition is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Direct Primary Care Coalition founded?

Direct Primary Care Coalition was founded in 2014. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Direct Primary Care Coalition based?

Direct Primary Care Coalition is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Direct Primary Care Coalition make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Contributions.

Who are Direct Primary Care Coalition's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are National Association of Community Health Centers, American Medical Association, American College of Physicians and American Academy of Family Physicians. Direct peers are Freedom Healthworks, Hint Health and Primary Care Collaborative. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine is listed as a regional player. West Health is listed as an others. Catalyst for Payment Reform is listed as an emerging player.

Does Direct Primary Care Coalition have an API?

No public API is recorded for Direct Primary Care Coalition.

What industry is Direct Primary Care Coalition in?

Direct Primary Care Coalition's product category is Healthcare Policy Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAFAGAD, Direct Primary Care (DPC) & Concierge Medicine. Its NAICS code is 81331 and its SIC code is 8600.

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FitchburgstarMolaska wins national physician’s awardDr. Wendy Molaska, MD, FAAFP, has been awarded the national DPC Physician of the Year by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and the Direct Primary Care Alliance during the annual AAFP DPC Summit in New Orleans. The award recognizes Dr. Molaska's significant contributions to direct primary care, emphasizing accessibility and personalized patient care. This accolade not only highlights her innovative approach but also showcases the importance of health equity in healthcare delivery.PhillipslytleDirect Primary Care Model: Considerations for the IndustryThe article analyzes the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, an alternative payment structure where patients pay periodic fees for primary services without third-party billing, noting its growth across 48 U.S. states and associated legal complexities. It highlights regulatory disparities, particularly in New York where DPC arrangements risk being classified as unlicensed insurance business, while other states have enacted specific exemptions. The piece outlines implications for providers regarding Medicare opt-outs, employers seeking cost controls through self-funded plans, and patient access to care under current federal laws like the ACA.GlobeNewswireDirect Primary Care Coalition Lauds Rep. Cassidy and Rep. Inslee for Bi-Partisan Bill to Pilot Flat-Fee Health Care for Medicare/Medicaid Dual-EligiblesThe Direct Primary Care Coalition supported a bill by Reps. Cassidy and Inslee to create a CMS pilot paying flat monthly fees for primary care to Medicare and Medicaid dual-eligibles. The fee caps are $100 for Medicare and $125 for Medicaid, with dual-eligibles spending over $20,000 annually. The bill would track cost savings and health benefits.GlobeNewswireDirect Primary Care Coalition Applauds Sen. Hatch and Rep. Paulsen for Including Direct Primary Care Services in Proposed Legislation to Expand Qualified Medical ExpensesThe Direct Primary Care Coalition supported language in the Family and Retirement Health Investment Act of 2011, sponsored by Sen. Hatch and Rep. Paulsen, that would let monthly direct primary care fees be paid with pre-tax funds. The bill would enable HRAs, HSAs, and FSAs to cover these fees, and DPCMHs already exist in over one-third of states.