Frequently Asked Questions

Robertson Family Health Care is a primary care practice which follows the Direct Primary Care model through a monthly membership.

Direct primary care also known as DPC is another way of providing members access to primary care services.  DPC works outside of insurance, which allows members to pay a monthly fee which opens up access to a multitude of medical and non-medical services.

Robertson Family Health Care does not accept or bill any form of insurance (Private, Medicaid, Medicare, or Child Health Plan Plus [CHP+]).

No, a membership to Robertson Family Health Care is not an insurance plan. It is a membership that allows you greater access to your healthcare provider.

Yes, everyone should keep health insurance for those times when you may have x-rays, procedures, specialist referrals, or hospital services.

No, the fees are charged to your credit card monthly. You are obligated only for that month. You can discontinue services at any time.  We do ask for a 30 day notice.   There is a renewal fee if your membership lapses.

Call the office to get information on how to sign up.

Membership rates are age based and located under the "Memberships" tab. We pride ourselves on transparency of cost.  

Unfortunately, Colorado state law prohibits the DPC from accepting membership from any individual who has Medicaid.