Winter Haven · Polk County
Direct primary care and physician-led medical weight loss for Winter Haven families. Dr. Tetyana Shvets, DO completed her family medicine residency in Winter Haven and knows the community she serves.
Family doctor in Winter Haven
A membership family doctor in Winter Haven means longer appointments, easier scheduling, and a physician who already knows your history when something comes up.
Weight loss doctor in Winter Haven
Medical weight loss in Winter Haven starts with a full physician evaluation — including GLP-1 medication when it is clinically appropriate — not a one-size-fits-all plan.
Serving Winter Haven and nearby
We care for patients near the Chain of Lakes, Cypress Gardens Boulevard, and downtown Winter Haven, along with Auburndale, Eloise, Wahneta, Dundee, Lake Alfred. Medical weight management is also available to patients anywhere in Florida through virtual visits when clinically appropriate.
Phone
+1 863-888-0030
info@directprimecare.com
Languages
English, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish
Pricing
One predictable monthly fee for the primary-care services described in your membership terms.
Enrollment
$0 enrollment fee
Billing
Billed monthly to your card on file.
Cancellation
Month-to-month membership. Cancel any time with 30 days' written notice; no long-term contract.
Direct Primary Care membership is not health insurance. Members should maintain appropriate insurance or other coverage for services outside the membership, including emergencies, hospitalization, specialists, imaging, and other services not included in the membership.
Weight loss pricing
Start with a physician evaluation, then continue with monitored monthly care.
Initial Medical Evaluation
$75.00one-time
A comprehensive physician evaluation and an individualized plan.
Weight Management Membership
$99.00per month
$49.00 for active DPC members
Ongoing physician-guided management, monitoring, and adjustments.
Treatment recommendations are individualized following medical evaluation. Prescription medication may be offered when clinically appropriate.
Direct Primary Care membership is not health insurance. Members should maintain appropriate insurance or other coverage for services outside the membership, including emergencies, hospitalization, specialists, imaging, and other services not included in the membership.
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