About Vibrance Family Health + Care
Vibrance Family Health + Care was founded by Katie Peters, APRN in January of 2021. Katie was concerned with the high health care costs and difficulties patients were facing trying to get the health care they needed, especially when they were sick. She began Vibrance Family Health + Care to help provide more affordable health care options, without all the red tape and insurance mark ups. Vibrance also make it easier for access your health care provider, for routine care and when you are sick! At Vibrance, we believe in building relationships and partnering with you to help you live your healthiest life at every age.
At Vibrance, we get to know you and your health goals and then work together to achieve them. You can text, email or call your provider, see her in the office or through virtual visits — whatever works best for you. And you won’t wait weeks for an appointment. We’ll see you the same day or next.
With our Direct Primary Care approach, you pay a monthly fee — as little as a cellphone bill — with no hidden costs. No co-pays. No deductibles. And your insurance is never billed. It really is that simple, and it really works.
What Is Direct Primary Care (DPC)?
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is all about connecting you to the health care you need and building a relationship between you and your provider. You can see your provider as much as you want through office visits or telehealth. You can text or email your provider. Routine annual lab work is also included — all for a low monthly membership fee.
Because we don’t bill your insurance, there are no co-pays and no red tape.
Because we don’t bill your insurance, there are no co-pays and no red tape. That means transparent pricing and more time for what’s really important — taking care of you! DPC is not an insurance plan, so we encourage you to maintain health insurance for catastrophic needs.
History of DPC
The innovative Direct Primary Care (DPC) model began in 2006 with a pilot program in West Virginia. Washington became the second state to jump on board with a law recognizing DPC in 2007, and Nebraska adopted legislation in 2016, making it the 16th DPC state. Today, over half the U.S. states have DPC laws on the books with more than 1,200 clinics in operation.
