Plum Health Direct Primary Care, a Detroit-based provider of health services in Michigan, is expanding into three new markets in mid-Michigan, offering enhanced-access primary care memberships to individuals, families, and employers.
The clinics, located in Lansing, Van Buren Township, and Corunna, west of Flint, will provide comprehensive primary care services. The goal is to re-establish the doctor-patient relationship and eliminate barriers to essential health care.
With this expansion, Plum Health gives employer groups an alternative to the traditional large-carrier insurance plans, offering zero-cost primary care benefits to employees and their families.
This approach, termed “barrier-free” care, is meant to ensure members have unrestricted access to primary care, urgent care, women’s health, mental health services, medications, and lab work without financial obstacles.
Plum Health already has partnered with companies like Lansing’s SET SEG, a benefits provider focused on offering innovative solutions to Michigan public schools and their employees, to integrate its DPC model into many fully funded and self-funded group health plans.