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With the changes coming in my medical practice I want to take a moment to thank the patients who have entrusted me for their care over the past 25 years. I genuinely feel that I am a part of your family and hope to stay in contact with you after I transition to private practice near 121st and Metcalf in Overland Park, KS.
If you know of anybody who would want me to be their family doctor, I would greatly appreciate you passing my information along to them.
In April 2026 I intend to move to a private medical practice using a direct patient care model (DPC) that will remove more of the barriers between my patients and me. For patients there are some key benefits that you might find attractive.
To my patients, thank you again for entrusting your care to me. I look forward to staying in touch with you.
Staci Jordan, MD
P.S. Below are some of the benefits outline followed by answers to some frequently asked questions.
What Next?
I recommend you signup for my newsletter so that you will be one of the first to know when my new practice is open and when you can schedule an appointment. Signing up for the newsletter does not obligate you in any way, it just keeps you informed. There is a place for comments on the signup form, if you need to convey some details.
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Need more information?
Key Benefits for You with DPC
Less Wasted Time
Less Wasted Time
Less time on the calendar waiting for an appointment
Less time in the waiting room
Less time waiting for results
Less wasted time with multiple appointments when more can be done at each appointment
More Quality Time
More Quality Time
As part of a more focused patient panel, your needs will be more front and center
Your appointment length will be based on your needs, without artificial barriers set by others
Cost Benefits
Cost Benefits
With a simple membership model, you will know how much your costs will be upfront
For patients who need more than one 30-minute visit per year or perhaps a 60-minute visit, there are potential net cost savings
With January 2026 law changes, you will be able to use HSA dollars to pay much of your DPC membership costs with tax advantages (consult a tax advisor for HSA and FSA usage)
Special discounts on labs and imaging
Insurance still usable for referred labs, imaging, prescriptions, and specialists (in accordance with your insurance plan)
Concierge-like care with reasonable pricing
Less Interference
Less Interference
Focused visits, first on your needs rather than population health (fewer invasive questions that are not relevant to you)
Fewer hoops to jump through (less paperwork for you)
Women will not have to do a separate well woman / physical exam, but will be able to combine them into one visit
Without health insurance company interference, your health needs come before the financial goals of health insurance companies or health systems that are beholden to them
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