Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) is a hands-on technique used by osteopathic physicians (DOs) to diagnose and treat various illnesses or injuries. It is gentle, has very few side effects, and is tolerated by most individuals ranging from newborns to older adults. You can read more about it here.

Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative healthcare model where patients pay a monthly fee directly to their primary care physician, bypassing insurance companies. You can read more about it here.

• DPC Prices
  • $85/month for an individual membership
  • $25/month to add a child’s membership
  • $200/month maximum for a family
  • $0/visit for family medicine consults
  • $25/visit for OMT consults
• Non-Member Prices
  • $75/visit for OMT consult
• Administrative Fees
  • $80 enrollment fee (covers first visit)
  • $5/month credit card fee

We seek to provide compassionate, economical care to patients, and we find that insurance tends to interfere with that doctor-patient relationship; therefore, we do not accept insurance. If you wish to submit information to your insurance to seek reimbursement, we are happy to provide you with documentation.

• You can establish care within a week, rather than within months.
• You can see your doctor within 36 hours, rather than choosing between waiting months or seeing a doctor you don’t know.
• We offer extended visits to ensure that your voice is heard and create a treatment plan that aligns with your values.
• We charge under $7 for a strep swab and amoxicillin course, instead of charging hundreds for an urgent care visit.

Each body has a different set of conditions that are treated with an individualized approach. Chronic problems tend to take more visits than acute issues. Our goal is to restore well ness in as few visits as possible; many times just one visit is needed! If you need more visits, we would have a detailed discussion with a provider concerning your health and  financial goals. We do not typically put patients on treatment plans for dozens of visits, rather allowing patients to decide what is working with their needs.

OMT is typically not painful, though some techniques may be uncomfortable. We work with a range of patients, some who require very light touch, and some who prefer more aggressive techniques for longstanding issues. Our goal is to restore your body to normal function.

Yes! We love pediatric patients. As family medicine physicians, we are trained to see a full spectrum of ages.

According to Time, Dr. Garrison Bliss launched an affordable primary-care practice, called Seattle Medical Associates, in 1997 – often credited as the first direct primary care clinic.

Yes, and increasingly so! According to DPC Frontier, there are 2,390 DPC practices across the USA. According to the AAFP, about 9% of their family physician members are running DPC practices.

We do not have affiliations with any hospital at this time, and we recommend that you carry some type of catastrophic insurance or health share plan to cover for emergencies.

According to Palmer College of Chiropractic, chiropractic is a health care profession that focuses on the spine and other joints of the body. While OMT can include treatment of the spine and can include HVLA (“popping” joints), our approach at JCOMT tends to focus on gentle techniques across the entire body.

According to Harper College, massage therapy consists of a group of manual techniques that include applying fixed or moving pressure, holding, and/or causing movement to parts of the body. While OMT can include sustained or rhythmic pressure applied to muscles, our approach at JCOMT tends to focus on correcting specific restrictions in order to restore function.