Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Nasser Mohamed is a family practice physician and a sports medicine fellow. He attended Medical School at Weill Cornell Medical College - Qatar Campus from 2007-2011 followed by Residency between 2011-2014 at the University of Connecticut - Family Medicine Program. He then went on to complete a Sports Medicine Fellowship between 2014-2015 at the Allegheny General Hospital (Drexel-Temple University). He practiced Primary Care and Sports Medicine

Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Stephanie Arnold (she/her) is a board-certified family physician, committed to applying a social justice lens to her clinical work. She graduated with her BS in anthropology at Virginia Commonwealth University and earned her MD at Eastern Virginia Medical School. She completed her family medicine residency training at Columbia University Medical Center. She opened her DPC Seven Hills Family Medicine in 2022 where she practices inclusive trauma-i

Direct Specialty Care Doctor With more than a decade of experience serving women in hospital and group practice settings. Dr. Skattum is thrilled to be a gynecologist in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and has the honor of opening the second clinic in the state under the DPC model. She is passionate about empowering women to prioritize their health and wellness, and she has a particular interest in providing care for women following their childbearing years. Dr. Skattum believes w

Direct Primary Care Doctor Dr. Cindy Dafashy is a board-certified family medicine physician who is committed to restoring the patient-physician relationship. She is passionate about patient education, price transparency, and helping her patients navigate the complicated maze of the healthcare system in a simple and straightforward way. She feels strongly that a family doctor should work in the interest of the patient and not for the insurance companies. Dr. Dafashy's academic

A hospital board president told Dr. Jennifer Allen he would eat 40 kinds of crow if her Direct Primary Care practice worked. She now has three clinics, 14 employees, and around 2,000 patients across Hermann, Washington, and O'Fallon, Missouri. She was a nurse and nurse practitioner for 18 years first, and a patient paid her way through medical school.