Everything You Need in One Place
Forms, payment details, preparation guides, and helpful links — your central hub for navigating care with Direct Access Health.
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Book an Appointment
Schedule an in-home or telehealth visit online.
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Our Services
Explore the full range of primary care services we provide.
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Payment Options
Insurance, self-pay rates, and membership plan details.
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Membership Plans
Monthly care memberships for ongoing primary care access.
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Before Your Visit
What to prepare and what to expect from your appointment.
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Service Area
Check if we serve your neighborhood in the Inland Empire.
Check Coverage →New Patient Information
Welcome! Here is what to have ready for your first visit. No paper forms to fill out in advance — your clinician will gather information during the appointment.
New Patient Checklist
Government-issued photo ID- Insurance card (if using insurance)
- List of current medications with dosages
- Known allergies (medications, food, environmental)
- Recent lab results or medical records (if available)
- Hospital discharge papers (for post-hospital follow-ups)
- Questions or concerns for your provider
- Payment method (card, cash, or HSA/FSA card)
Insurance & Payment Information
Multiple ways to pay — we keep it transparent and flexible.
Insurance Accepted
We accept most major commercial insurance plans including PPO, HMO, and Medicare. Contact us before your visit to verify coverage.
Self-Pay / Cash-Pay
Transparent, upfront pricing with no surprise bills. Telehealth visits from $89, mobile house calls from $249. Cash, credit, and debit accepted.
HSA / FSA Eligible
Our medical services are typically eligible for Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) reimbursement. Check with your plan administrator.
Monthly Memberships
Starting at $79/month for virtual care. Includes telehealth visits, chronic condition management, priority scheduling, and discounted house calls.
Emergency Information
Direct Access Health provides primary care for non-emergency conditions. For life-threatening emergencies including chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, stroke symptoms, or serious trauma — call 911 immediately or go to your nearest emergency room.
If unsure whether your concern is an emergency, call us and we can help guide you to the right level of care.
