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A solo DPC practice typically costs $15,000–$50,000 to launch and breaks even around 60–120 members. Adjust the numbers below to model your own practice.
Your assumptions
Per member, per month
Members at a full practice
Rent, software, supplies, staff
Build-out, equipment, brand & website
At a full panel
Annual revenue
per month
Monthly profit*
Break-even
Recoup startup in
Per-member margin
*Revenue minus monthly overhead, before taxes and your own pay. Estimates for planning only — your numbers will vary.
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Get started freeMost solo Direct Primary Care practices cost roughly $15,000–$50,000 to launch — covering build-out or a small lease, basic equipment, brand and website, and practice software. Ongoing overhead typically runs $2,000–$8,000 per month. Use the calculator to model your own numbers.
It depends on your fee and overhead. At a $75/month membership covering about $4,500 in monthly overhead, a practice breaks even around 60 members and reaches a comfortable income between 300 and 600 members.
Revenue scales with panel size and membership price. For example, 400 members at $75/month is $360,000 per year before overhead — subtract your monthly costs to estimate take-home pay.