Bringing back the doctor-patient relationship with personalized and accessible primary care in Beaumont, TX.

Tired of feeling rushed and unheard? In a system built on volume, meaningful care is hard to find. We do things differently.

Direct Primary Care of Southeast Texas is a membership-based primary care practice in Beaumont, Texas, founded by board-certified family physician Ashley Finch, DO.

We provide comprehensive, personalized care with unrushed visits and direct access to your doctor, all for one flat monthly fee. Whether you want to optimize your health, prevent disease, manage your weight, ease menopause symptoms, or get better control of a chronic condition, Dr. Finch can help you get on the right track.

What’s included

Our direct primary care memberships cover a variety of services, including:

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Extended, unhurried visits

Comprehensive preventive care

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Direct access to your doctor

Chronic disease management

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Same and next day visits for urgent issues

Weight management

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Free generic medication

Discounted lab tests and imaging

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Ashley Finch, DO

Founder & Family Medicine Physician

Dr. Finch is a Board-Certified Family Medicine physician dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized, and affordable primary care to the people of Southeast Texas. She practices with an osteopathic, evidence-based approach that emphasizes individualized, whole-person care and integrates physical, emotional, and social factors affecting health. She believes patient care should be guided by evidence and patient needs rather than insurance-defined algorithms. Through the direct primary care model, she is able to spend meaningful time with patients and remain fully independent in the care she provides.