Dr. Kyle Hampton, DO
DPC Family Medicine physician, Fort Collins, CO
Arktos Direct CareDr. Hampton is a family medicine physician who co-founded Arktos Direct Care and offers osteopathic manipulative treatment.
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About Dr. Hampton
Dr. Hampton earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology, with a minor in Philosophy that focused on ethics. He attended medical school at Midwestern University. He completed his internship and his residency in family medicine at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach in California.
He is board certified in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy. He co-founded Arktos Direct Care in 2018 with Aida Yavari, DO. He practices an integration of OMT with family medicine.
He uses hands-on methods to help diagnose, treat and ease dysfunction or injury. He is also trained in several prolotherapy techniques and offers prolotherapy. He believes the musculoskeletal system plays a key role in staying healthy, and that the body can regulate and heal itself, in line with osteopathic principles.
One main goal of his care is helping patients keep doing the things they enjoy. He has always enjoyed the outdoors and sports, which shaped his interest in musculoskeletal health. He spent two years working at a nursing home and fighting wildland forest fires in the summer.
Membership and fees
Monthly memberships at Arktos Direct Care are $180 for adults 19 and older, $120 for children aged 2 to 18 ($110 when added to an adult account), $340 for a couple of two adults, $390 for one adult with up to 4 children and $560 for 2 adults with up to 4 children.
A registration fee of $75 per person applies, with a maximum of $150 per plan.
Members get direct access to Dr. Hampton and staff, office visits with no co-pays, same or next-day appointments, phone or virtual consults and discounts on OMT, prolotherapy and aesthetic medicine.
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Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Hampton take insurance, or offer a membership?
Arktos Direct Care is a direct primary care clinic that runs on monthly memberships. It is not contracted with any health insurance providers and submits no claims for any service.
How much does a membership at Arktos Direct Care cost?
Monthly memberships are $180 for adults 19 and older, $120 for children aged 2 to 18 ($110 when added to an adult account), $340 for a couple of two adults, $390 for one adult with up to 4 children and $560 for 2 adults with up to 4 children. A registration fee of $75 per person applies, with a maximum of $150 per plan.
Is Dr. Hampton board certified?
Dr. Hampton is board certified in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy.
Where did Dr. Hampton train?
He attended medical school at Midwestern University. He completed his residency in family medicine at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach in California.
Where is Dr. Hampton's office?
Dr. Hampton co-founded Arktos Direct Care in 2018.
Does Dr. Hampton offer prolotherapy?
Yes, he has been formally trained in several prolotherapy techniques and offers prolotherapy.
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