At Guardian Primary Care, everything we do is guided by our vision & powered by our mission. We believe in providing care that is accessible, trustworthy, and relationship-driven, ensuring that patients feel seen, heard, and supported. Our care is built on a foundation of values that shape both our big-picture goals and day-to-day work. At Guardian Primary Care, our team-based approach and commitment to evidence-based practice ensure that every decision is informed by the latest research, clinical expertise, and your personal values. Your care is guided not only by science but by our shared commitment to your well-being.
"To provide affordable, accessible care to all the lord’s children to elevate healthcare on a systems & individual level in the communities we touch."
"To serve & heal patients to be the happiest, healthiest, best versions of themselves.."



At Guardian Primary Care, healthcare is simple and personal.
Guardian Direct Care offers predictable pricing, easy access, and care from a provider who knows you — without hidden fees or surprise bills.
Prefer to pay per visit? Fair, upfront pricing is available upon request.
Example – adult age 30–64:
Total Self-Pay: $1,685
Guardian Direct Membership: $85/month → $1,020/year



















When a healthcare provider is "in-network" with a patient's insurance, it means the provider has a contract with the insurance company to offer services at pre-agreed rates. This usually results in lower costs for the patient, such as lower copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Being in-network helps patients save money compared to visiting an "out-of-network" provider, who does not have a contract with the insurance and may charge higher fees.
To become in-network, a provider undergoes a process called credentialing. This involves the insurance company reviewing the provider's qualifications to ensure they meet the company’s standards for delivering care. The vetting process typically includes:
This process ensures that in-network providers meet quality and safety standards, giving patients peace of mind about their care.
When a healthcare provider is "in-network" with a patient's insurance, it means the provider has a contract with the insurance company to offer services at pre-agreed rates. This usually results in lower costs for the patient, such as lower copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Being in-network helps patients save money compared to visiting an "out-of-network" provider, who does not have a contract with the insurance and may charge higher fees.
To become in-network, a provider undergoes a process called credentialing. This involves the insurance company reviewing the provider's qualifications to ensure they meet the company’s standards for delivering care. The vetting process typically includes:
This process ensures that in-network providers meet quality and safety standards, giving patients peace of mind about their care.
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