How much does direct primary care cost in Montana?

Short answer: in Montana, a typical direct primary care practice starts at about $80 a month for one adult. Half of them start between $70 and $100 a month. Across the whole country the typical starting price is $99 a month.

The "starting price" is the lowest monthly price a practice posts for one adult. "Middle half" means half of the practices start somewhere in this range, a quarter start lower and a quarter start higher. Prices for children, families and seniors are often different.

What the membership often includes in Montana

• Office visits (8 practices)
• Video visits (5 practices)
• Text, phone or email with your doctor (4 practices)
• Some lab tests included or discounted (4 practices)
• Same-day or next-day appointments (3 practices)
• Medicines at a discounted price (3 practices)
• Small in-office procedures (3 practices)

Of these 11 practices, 11 start at $150 a month or less for one adult, which is within the 2026 HSA limit for one person. Read the HSA rules.

See all direct primary care costs across the US or find doctors in Montana.