Ultimately, that means we get to spend more time with you, whenever you need it, without having to jump through the hoops of a traditional medical practice. We love it, our current patients love it, and we think you will too. Each of the Great Plains Family Medicine physicians has around 600 patients.
If that seems like a lot, compare it to the typical 2,000 or so of a traditional primary care physician. Because we limit the number of patients we see, that opens up our schedule to be available when you need us - no matter what time of the day, or part of the week. We don't accept insurance. But don't let that scare you, because most of our patients actually save money as Great Plains Family Medicine members.
If that seems like a lot, compare it to the typical 2,000 or so of a traditional primary care physician. Because we limit the number of patients we see, that opens up our schedule to be available when you need us - no matter what time of the day, or part of the week. We don't accept insurance. But don't let that scare you, because most of our patients actually save money as Great Plains Family Medicine members.
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We view the patient-physician relationship as a team of equals with a single focus to help you reach your health care goals. We have noble ambitions at Great Plains Family Medicine, all of which revolve around giving you the most individualized care imaginable. We're diligently working to change the face of family medicine to one that is uniquely focused on the patient.
Here at Great Plains Family Medicine, our pricing system is very straightforward- which probably isn't what you're used to. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask us! In the meantime, take a look at our Membership Fees, browse our Frequently Asked Questions, or sign up to become a member below.
Great Plains Family Medicine is McPherson's first concierge medical practice, a pattern of family health care that is immediate, thorough, comprehensive, specific, easily affordable, and very, very personal. The terms are often used interchangeably, and essentially refer to the same thing. Direct primary care is a healthcare model focused on putting the patient first.