The Problem with Insurance-Based Neurology
The current healthcare system is built on "volume." Large hospital systems require neurologists to see 20–30 patients a day. This results in 15-minute appointments where the doctor spends more time looking at a computer screen than at the patient.
For complex issues like chronic migraine, vestibular dizziness, or post-concussion syndrome, 15 minutes is simply not enough.
What is Direct Specialty Care (DSC)?
Direct Specialty Care (also known as Concierge Neurology) is a return to the doctor-patient relationship. At Clear Path Neurology, we do not accept insurance for the visit itself. Why? Because by opting out of insurance contracts, we eliminate the red tape that dictates how long we can spend with you and what treatments we can recommend.
The Benefits of the DSC Model:
Transparent Pricing: You know exactly what the visit costs. No surprise bills 3 months later.
Elite Access: You get Dr. Patel’s direct attention. No navigating call centers or "gatekeeper" nurses.
Speed: Most of our patients are seen within a week of reaching out.
Is Direct Care worth it?
When you calculate the cost of multiple co-pays, missed work due to lingering symptoms, and the frustration of being "just a number" in a large system, the Return on Investment for Direct Care is clear. We provide the thoroughness of a world-class academic center with the convenience of a local boutique practice.
We proudly serve patients across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York via in-office visits and Telehealth.
Experience the difference of a doctor who actually has time for you. Book your consult now.
