FOR DPC FOUNDERS

THE PROBLEM

If you're launching or running a DPC practice in 2026, you've already solved the hard problems. You've picked an EHR. You've priced your memberships. You've figured out billing through Hint, Atlas, Elation, or your chosen system. You know your panel size — 300–600 patients, not the 2,000+ fee-for-service grind. You know your margin model.

What most DPC practices have not solved: the front door. The website that sends a prospective patient from Google search to your existing enrollment URL. Most DPC sites I audit were built in 2019 to 2021, load in six to eight seconds on mobile, have intake forms designed by someone who's never taken a patient history, and don't show up on Google for their own practice name.

That's the gap Hexidus Labs fills. Practice infrastructure first. Everything else stays with the EHR.

FROM RECENT AUDITS

None of those are problems the EHR can fix. They're practice infrastructure problems.

WHY NOW

On January 1, 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act made DPC memberships HSA-eligible — up to $150 per month per individual and $300 per month per family. Roughly 61 million Americans with high-deductible health plans can now pay DPC membership fees with pre-tax dollars.

This is the largest structural tailwind DPC has seen in a decade. Employer-sponsored DPC has crossed 7,200 US companies. The DPC Coalition calls it “an inflection point.” Hint Health said the old HSA barrier “is now gone.”

Practical translation: a 24-month demand pulse for new DPC practices and modernization of existing ones. The practices winning that demand are the ones with modern infrastructure ready the day HSA-eligible patients start shopping. Practices still running 2019 sites don't capture it — they watch it go to the practice down the street that did the work.

Most DPC patients pair their membership with wraparound coverage — a health-sharing plan (Sedera, Zion Health, Knew Health) or a minimal HDHP — and use client-bill labs and cash-pay specialists for anything outside the panel. Your front office needs to explain this model clearly before the first consult call, because it's the first objection every prospective patient has.

Every Hexidus build follows one rule: Protected Health Information never touches my infrastructure. Your EHR already does everything clinical and everything HIPAA-covered. I don't replace any of that. I build the practice infrastructure layer that sends qualified prospects to your existing enrollment URL.

How it connects

When a prospective patient clicks “Become a Member” on your Hexidus-built site, they're sent directly to your EHR's existing enrollment URL — for example, memberships.hint.com/your-practice/join or atlas.md/signup/your-practice. I never touch the EHR. I never log in. I never see patient data. One clean HTTPS redirect, same outcome for the patient, zero integration complexity on the build.

Works with Hint Health, Atlas.md, Elation, Jane, Spruce, Cerbo, SigmaMD, Practice Fusion, and every other major DPC EHR. No partnership required. No API approval needed. Ships in weeks, not months.

Most DPC prospects start with one of these three products. Each one solves a different stage of the “I need better infrastructure” problem. The one that fits depends on where you are: scoping the problem, launching clean, or ready for the flagship.

QUALIFICATION

If you're in the right column, I can usually recommend a specialist — just say so on the intro call or in the inquiry form. No hard feelings. If you're in the left column, the next step is a 20-minute call.

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