Simple, Transparent Pricing for Exceptional Pediatric Care

Yes. Our office is at 2075 NW Grant Ave, Corvallis, OR 97330 and every visit is by appointment. Any member can be seen there, whether you live outside our 15-mile home-visit radius or simply prefer a more traditional setting. There's no crowded waiting room: let Dr. Rivers know you've arrived and she'll walk you straight back.

Yes. Families in Corvallis, Albany, and Philomath can use both: a house call for a sick toddler, an office visit for a teenager who would rather come in. Membership costs the same either way.

You're welcome to join, at the same membership price. Families outside the home-visit area are seen at our Corvallis office at 2075 NW Grant Ave, Corvallis, OR 97330, or by telemedicine.

Appointments are scheduled M-F 9am-5pm, but you can text or call Dr. Rivers outside those hours and she answers when she is able. There is no phone tree and no answering service between you and her. She will tell you whether it can wait until morning, whether she can see you, or whether you should go to urgent care or the ER. For a true emergency, always call 911 first.

Yes. DPC is not insurance. We recommend insurance for emergencies, specialists, hospital care, and prescriptions. Many families pair DPC with a high-deductible plan.

Yes. We ask for 30 days' notice, but there are no long-term contracts or cancellation penalties.

Yes. 1 child is $150/month, 2 children is $300/month, 3 children is $350/month. Membership is capped at $400/month, so a family with four or more children pays $400 no matter how many children they have. Choosing annual billing costs 11 months instead of 12, so you get one month free: $1,650 for one, $3,300 for two, $3,850 for three, $4,400 for four or more.

One child is $150/month, or $1,650 if you pay for the year up front — annual billing is 11 months instead of 12, so you get one month free. Either way there's a one-time $50 registration fee per child, charged once at enrollment.

Dr Rivers has several community partnerships that allow you to use insurance for your vaccines. Dr. Rivers administers them at home or in the office and provides full counseling on the immunization schedule. If you do not have insurance, or her partners do not take your insurance, she will order vaccines for you to get at the health department for free.

DPC membership doesn't apply to your insurance deductible since we don't bill insurance. However, many families find DPC saves money overall by reducing urgent care visits and providing faster care.

Yes! DPC membership is an eligible expense for Health Savings Accounts.

It works especially well. Health shares are member-funded programs where participants share one another's eligible medical costs. Most are built for large, unexpected expenses and share little or nothing toward routine primary care — so families in a health share are often paying out of pocket for every well visit, sick visit, and phone call anyway. Membership replaces that unpredictable spending with one flat monthly fee, and pairs with the health share for hospital stays, specialists, and emergencies.

That's a decision to make with your family and your health share. Health shares are not insurance: they are not regulated as insurance in Oregon, they do not guarantee that any expense will be paid, many require agreement with a statement of faith, and most have waiting periods for pre-existing conditions. What we can tell you is that whichever route you choose — traditional insurance, a high-deductible plan, or a health share — your child's day-to-day primary care is fully covered by your membership here. Dr. Rivers is happy to talk through how membership fits your situation at your meet-and-greet.