References & Citations

A study of Qliance's DPC model found that DPC patients had 19.6% lower total healthcare costs, scored above the 95th percentile on patient satisfaction (CAHPS) surveys, and demonstrated significantly reduced utilization of emergency and specialty services compared to matched controls.

An independent analysis by KPI Ninja of a large school district's implementation of Nextera Healthcare's DPC program found a 25.5% reduction in hospital admissions, 53.6% reduction in ER claims costs, and over $1.4 million in total savings. The study analyzed claims data from over 3,000 plan members.

DigitalGlobe implemented a DPC pilot program through Nextera Healthcare and saw a 25% reduction in claims costs for enrolled employees during a 7-month trial period, saving $221,442 on a $96,000 investment. The results led to company-wide DPC implementation.

The American Academy of Family Physicians' 2022 survey of DPC practices found that 99% of DPC physicians reported improved quality of care for their patients, along with significant improvements in physician satisfaction and reduced burnout.