Frequently Asked Questions
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An Executive order was issued in 2019 that states that our Treasury Dept must develop “regulations to treat expenses related to certain types of arrangements, potentially including direct primary care arrangements and healthcare sharing ministries, as eligible medical expenses.” That means that your DPC payment should be payable out of your HSA account. However as of 11/2019, the final regulations are yet to be established and interpreted.
Even people who have private insurance can realize savings by using our in-house pharmacy and discounted lab services. Many people find that paying cash for our discounted ancillary services is actually much less than using their insurance.
Verity has no formal arrangements with any insurance carrier. This means that Verity’s doctors care for you is not directed by a third party. Coordination of your care such as prescribing medicine, ordering lab tests and images, and making necessary referrals will be done based on your needs and desires. The bottom line is that the doctors will do what is best for you, not the insurance company.
No worries. If you decide that Verity is not the perfect fit for you, you can cancel your membership with a 30 day written notice. We will be happy to transfer your records from Verity to your new doctor’s office.
Dr. Dobronski sees older children and adults.
There is a $75 registration fee for individuals and families (if the family members sign up together). Also, if you decide to cancel your membership, there will be a $100 re-enrollment fee to return.
We work smarter—not harder. By eliminating the bureaucracy of a typical doctor’s office, we streamline our efforts directly to your health. Healthcare does not need to cost as much as we think it does.
We only see patients as part of a membership plan using our direct primary care model. We offer more than a typical doctor’s office. At Verity, we offer a lifestyle change that gets you healthy and keeps you healthy. We want to see you when you are well—not just when you are sick. But you can rest assured that when you do get sick or injured, we are here to accommodate you. You have access to us via email, text, phone or in person. It’s healthcare on your schedule.
Yes. Our office does not participate with Medicare, but we are happy to serve you. Your Medicare will still be accepted for any other healthcare you need such as specialist visits or hospitalization. The same goes for private insurance.
