Bailey Direct Primary Care

About Bailey Direct Primary Care

What is Bailey Direct Primary Care?

Bailey Direct Primary Care is a family primary care practice at 944 Roosevelt Trail #14 in Windham, Maine. Most of its work is everyday primary care. It also lists men's and women's hormone replacement therapy and weight management, with medication not included. It does not list peptide therapy or longevity programs.

Julie Bailey, FNP-C, is the one prescriber the practice names. She has been a certified Family Nurse Practitioner since 2017. Her husband, Bob Bailey, BHA, has extensive healthcare administration experience and is not listed as a prescriber. Video or phone visits are offered when appropriate, and members are offered same day or next day appointments. The practice has a 5 rating on Google from 30 reviews.

What does it cost?

Membership is a flat monthly fee. A single adult pays $90 a month. An adult couple pays $170, and so does a single parent with up to two children. A family of two adults with up to two children pays $225, and each child past two adds $30 a month. The one-time registration fee is currently waived, and the rate is good for one year from the start of membership.

Hormone replacement therapy is listed as included in membership, but medications are not, and external lab or pathology fees are extra. Members get up to 95% off pharmacy prices for many common medications and up to 75% off typical lab charges. Non-members see $150 for acute or sick visits, $50 for a sports physical and $275 for dental procedure clearance. Services are not billed to insurance. The practice does not publish a price for hormone therapy or weight management medication, and it does not state a consultation fee or cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each prescription, and whether anyone besides Julie Bailey prescribes. Ask what the hormone therapy medication costs on top of membership, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. For weight management, ask which medication the practice uses, if any, and what it costs each month. Ask how often follow-up visits and lab work are needed, and what the external lab fees run.

Ask whether the rate holds after the first year, how cancellation works, and whether the registration fee will apply later. The practice asks people to call or email to join a waitlist, so ask whether there is an opening. No office hours are listed, so ask for those too.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a family practice you can reach by phone, video or message, you can pay a flat monthly fee, and you plan to keep insurance for hospital stays, major surgery and specialty care, which the practice itself recommends. If you are looking for peptide therapy or a longevity program, this practice does not list either.

Sources: baileydirectprimarycare.com, baileydirectprimarycare.com/faq, baileydirectprimarycare.com/about

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