Independent DPC network — employer-ready practices.
134+ physician-owned Direct Primary Care practices across 39 states. One coordinated network. Employer-ready coverage for workforces of 50+.
Network Footprint
What Is an Independent DPC Network?
An independent DPC network is a coordinated group of physician-owned practices that share infrastructure, vendor relationships, and operational standards — without consolidating ownership. Each practice remains physician-led; the network provides the connective tissue that makes multi-market employer coverage possible.
Practices in the Freedom Practice System adopt a defined framework, draw from an integrated vendor network, and operate within a tiered operational infrastructure. For employers, this means a single point of inquiry for what would otherwise be a fragmented landscape of one-off independent clinics.
Built for Employers with 50+ Employees
Self-funded employers, benefits brokers, and HR leaders working on healthcare cost containment.
- Multi-practice and multi-state coverage coordinated through one inquiry
- Employer pricing typically $75–$150 PEPM per practice agreement
- Telehealth coverage available for distributed and remote workforces
- Practices independently owned — agreements signed directly with the practice
- Specialty access through network referral pathways
- Designed to pair with HDHP, level-funded, or self-funded plan structures
Network Coverage Map
Practices across 39 states. Hover or tap a state to see network presence.
Why Independent — Not Consolidated
Physician-Owned
Every practice in the network is owned and operated by the treating physician. No corporate ownership distorting clinical priorities.
Coordinated, Not Centralized
Shared standards and vendor pricing without losing the local accountability that defines a true Direct Primary Care relationship.
Resilient by Design
Independent ownership means no single point of failure for an employer's covered population.
Are You a Physician Looking to Join the Network?
Existing independent DPC practices and physicians launching new practices both adopt the Freedom Practice System to access network infrastructure, employer contract pipelines, and shared vendor pricing.