Frequently Asked Questions
What is Direct Primary Care (DPC)?
Direct Primary Care is the antidote to today’s broken healthcare system. For one flat monthly fee, you get unlimited office visits and direct access to your doctor through text or phone—no waiting, no billing hassles.
Your membership also includes access to on-site medications, labs, and imaging at wholesale prices. No insurance required.
Is Direct Primary Care insurance?
No. Direct Primary Care is not health insurance. It covers full-spectrum primary care but not hospitalization, surgery, or specialty care.
Our model helps prevent costly ER visits and hospital stays, but we still recommend maintaining insurance for emergencies or care outside our scope.
Do I need health insurance?
No, you don’t need insurance to join Agora Health. However, we do recommend maintaining some form of coverage to protect you in case of emergencies that require ER or hospital care, or for specialist visits and surgeries.
Our services are designed to keep you healthy and out of the hospital—but having insurance ensures you’re financially protected when emergencies arise.
Should I cancel my health insurance if I become a member?
No. Membership-based healthcare doesn’t replace insurance. Keeping health coverage protects you in emergencies or accidents.
Having both the right kind of insurance and a membership with Agora Health can save you money each month while ensuring comprehensive protection.
What areas do you serve?
Agora Health’s services are available to patients and businesses in Marion County (including Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellon) and Alachua County (including Gainesville, Newberry, Alachua, Micanopy).
Where are you located?
We’re located in historic Micanopy, Florida.
Address: 504 NE Cholokka Blvd, Micanopy, FL 32667
How can I contact you?
You can call, text, or email us anytime with questions about membership or care. Once you join, you’ll receive exclusive contact details to reach your provider directly.
Do you accept all ages?
Yes. We care for patients of all ages. Children under 17 must be enrolled with a parent or guardian.