“This place, including my NP Rebecca McClain, absolutely changed my life.”
Dominic P. · Google review
Primary care for life
Membership-based primary care with a real, ongoing relationship with a doctor who knows you. No insurance billing, no rushed appointments, no surprise bills, just direct access and total focus on your health. Now accepting new patients in Grandview Heights and greater Columbus.
From our patients
“This place, including my NP Rebecca McClain, absolutely changed my life.”
Dominic P. · Google review
Medical membership
For individuals and families who want a true relationship with their physician, and anyone tired of rushed visits and fragmented care. Your medical membership includes:
Pricing
Your first visit
Book a single visit, no membership required. If you join within 30 days, that visit applies toward your first month, so starting with a visit costs you nothing extra.
Unlimited visits are part of your $199 a month medical membership, at no extra cost.
See membershipYour first visit applies toward your first month when you join within 30 days.
The math
One membership covers your primary care. Traditional insurance-based care adds copays, urgent-care bills, and retail lab pricing on top of your premium. Here is how the two compare.
Traditional figures are typical ranges for illustration, not a quote, and vary by plan and provider. Direct primary care works alongside insurance for emergencies, hospital care, and specialists.
Your providers

Family Nurse Practitioner
Rebecca McClain, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, is a certified Family Nurse Practitioner who has cared for Columbus families here for more than a decade. She built her practice around access and relationships: longer visits, direct messaging with your provider, and unhurried care that treats the whole person, not a single complaint. Her care connects primary care with performance medicine, testing, and recovery, so everything works together under one roof. Rebecca meets you where you are and stays with you for the long run.

Internal & Sports Medicine Physician
Dr. Jacko brings more than 35 years of medicine to THE ARMORY, with training in internal medicine and sports medicine and a career centered on performance, hormones, and men's health. He completed his internal medicine residency at Mount Carmel in Columbus and a sports medicine fellowship at the Hughston Clinic, and has practiced at leading performance and preventive medicine institutions throughout his career. His approach is calm, thorough, and evidence-based, helping patients optimize how they feel and perform through data-driven, personalized care.
Patient stories
“The whole atmosphere, from the staff to the facility, at THE ARMORY is welcoming and calming. Everyone is pleasant and no matter who you see, whether it be Dr. Bailey or any others on staff, they all take the time to answer your questions and concerns. I recently had an elbow issue and Dr. Bailey offered 3 different treatment options. I took advantage of the physical therapy, which incorporated dry needling and targeted exercises, and I no longer have any pain. This is an option that is not offered anywhere else that I know of. Dr. Bailey is a proponent of staying active and healthy eating and definitely practices what he preaches which is very motivational even for a senior like me.”
Susan · Member
“We were among Dr. Bailey's earliest patients at the beginning of his practice. We've always been impressed by his caring demeanor and the staff he surrounds himself with, but also with his emphasis on health as a whole and not just treating our sickness, although he has always done a great job of that.”
Brenda & Terry · Members
“Dr. McClain is the best. Even answers emails on Saturday.”
Jenna C. · Google review
From our members
Direct primary care vs concierge
People often ask if this is concierge medicine. You get what makes concierge appealing, a doctor who knows you, direct access, and unhurried time, without the country-club price. We are direct primary care, built to be excellent and responsive for everyone, not only for the wealthy. And because we are also a performance medicine practice, you get so much more than primary care: advanced testing, hormones, weight loss, nutrition, physical therapy, and recovery, all under one roof.
Questions
No, we do not bill insurance. That is how we keep visits unhurried and pricing clear, with the cost shown up front and no surprise bills. Labs are the one place insurance can come into play: you can pay us directly at our discounted member rate, or run them through your insurance instead, in which case your plan sets the price and member pricing does not apply.
You get what makes concierge medicine appealing, a doctor who knows you, direct access, and unhurried time, without the country-club price. We are direct primary care, built to be excellent and responsive for everyone, not only for the wealthy. And because we are also a performance medicine practice, you get so much more than primary care, including testing, hormones, weight loss, nutrition, physical therapy, and recovery, all under one roof.
No. You can book a single visit for a specific concern. A new-patient visit is $225 with a nurse practitioner or $275 with a physician. Many people start there, then join.
Unlimited visits with your full medical care team, direct messaging and remote access, and prevention and chronic care managed over time. DEXA body composition, DEXA bone density, resting metabolic rate, and VO2 max testing are included at no extra cost, plus member pricing on self-pay labs, physical therapy, and home sleep testing. Membership is $199 a month or $1,999 a year.
Yes. Direct primary care is built to be your medical home for everyday and preventive care, and we coordinate labs, specialists, and referrals when you need them.
Your medical care team includes physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, registered dietitians, and exercise physiologists, all working together on your care, so you are never limited to one provider.
You can cancel your membership anytime, once any minimum commitment for your plan is complete. To avoid your next charge, submit your cancellation before your next billing (renewal) date. Canceling stops future billing, but it does not refund a payment that has already been processed. If you cancel on or after your billing date, that cycle has already been charged and is not refundable, and you keep access for the rest of that paid period. For example, if your membership renews on the first of the month, cancel on or before the last day of the previous month to avoid the next charge. There are no partial or prorated refunds. Annual plans are paid in full up front for twelve months and are non-refundable; they renew automatically each year unless you cancel before the renewal date.
Looking to optimize rather than maintain? See Performance Medicine.
Want this for your team rather than yourself? See corporate wellness for employers.
Included with or discounted by membership. Your first visit applies toward your first month when you join within 30 days.
Medically reviewed by Shawn Bailey, MD · Last reviewed June 2026