Family Medicine

Why Is DPC So Great?

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By Dr. Janelle Sosa, DirectMed DPC New Braunfels

Tell Me If These Things Sound Familiar to You:

  • “I need to get into my doctor but they don’t have any availability today”
  • “I’m really not feeling well, I guess I have to go to urgent care”
  • “I really need to schedule my annual physical but they’re booked out for months”
  • “I’ve tried calling and calling but I can’t get anyone from the office to return my message”

If these things sound familiar and you’re tired of dealing with it, then Direct Primary Care would be probably a good option for you.

The DPC Difference

Same-Day or Next-Day Availability

In Direct Primary Care, we have a lot more availability—almost always same-day or next-day appointments. No more waiting weeks or months to see your doctor when you need care.

Direct Access to Your Doctor

You get your doctor’s cell phone number. My patients have my direct number and can send me text messages with little questions whenever they need to. We can quickly determine: Does this need to be addressed right now? Should you make an appointment whenever you can? Or do I really need to see you tomorrow? The availability is really, really great.

More Time With Your Doctor

We also have so much more time to spend with our patients. Instead of rushing through a 15-minute appointment (if you’re lucky), I can sit and speak with my patients for 30 minutes, an hour if we need to. I make sure that we get everything taken care of.

Ready to Try Something Different?

If this sounds like something you’d want to try out, DirectMed DPC offers free virtual meet and greets where you can talk to me and ask any questions—no obligation or anything. We can see if this would be a right fit for you and go from there.

What Are Febrile Seizures?

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As a physician, I have seen many of my own patients have seizures in the ER or in a hospital setting. For the first time, I unfortunately witnessed my nephew experience a seizure this past weekend.

What Should I Do If I’ve Been Bitten By An Animal?

If you have lived in the area long enough then you know that The Hill Country has its fair share of wildlife. There are many things to consider after an animal bite. For one, you may be in complete shock that your dog of 10 years actually drew blood on you.

Thinking about New Year’s Resolutions?

New Year’s resolutions vary from finding a new hobby to losing weight. Whatever it is that you plan to focus on, don’t forget about the most important thing….your health. Most healthy adults neglect their health since they “feel fine.”

Overuse and misuse of controlled substances

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Prescription pain medications have surpassed heroin and cocaine as the leading cause of fatal overdoses per CDC statistics in 2009. 7 million people have admitted to the non-medical use of prescription pain medication.

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