Your kind of primary care,
matched in 60 seconds.
healthcare.singles matches you to independent concierge and membership primary care providers based on coverage, timing, and household — never symptoms.
The fit check asks about coverage and timing only — never symptoms or conditions.
Independent providers
Each sets and publishes their own pricing
One fit check
Matched by coverage, timing, and household
No symptoms asked
The intake never collects health information
Published pricing for every provider, including the ones AI agents can query.
Five stages, one measurable path.
- 01
Awareness
Local and condition-led search, provider-reviewed guides.
- 02
Consideration
Cost-versus-insurance comparisons, published pricing per provider.
- 03
Trust
Named physician, verified provider profile, no-obligation match.
- 04
Booking
Two-minute fit check routes you to a matched provider directly.
- 05
Retention
Provider-run onboarding and renewal after the match.
Common questions
How does healthcare.singles match me to a provider?
A 60-second fit check asks about coverage, timing, and household — never symptoms or conditions — and matches you to independent concierge and membership primary care providers whose services fit your goal.
Is concierge primary care worth it if I already have insurance?
Membership covers access and time with a physician; insurance still covers labs, imaging, specialists, and hospital care. Most members keep their existing plan and use the membership to replace rushed visits with same-day access and direct messaging.
How much does membership cost?
Pricing is set independently by each provider and published on their profile page — there is no single marketplace-wide price.
Can I use an HSA or FSA to pay a membership fee?
Treatment of membership fees under HSA and FSA rules depends on how the fee is structured and on current IRS guidance. Ask your advisor for the written breakdown and confirm with your plan administrator or tax advisor.
Legal review required: HSA/FSA eligibility, membership-versus-insurance wording, and any outcome language must be approved by healthcare counsel before publication.
See your matched providers before you talk to anyone.
Four questions about coverage, timing, and household. No symptoms, no diagnosis, no health record.
Start the fit check