Richard Schuster, DO

I don't believe patients get the care they deserve from big health systems. These systems are forced into high overhead costs by insurance companies. They cannot provide personalized, focused care.

I chose to become a Doctor of Osteopathic medicine (DO) because it focuses on the whole person. With a Direct Primary Care practice, I have the time to really get to know a patient and figure out how to improve their overall health and well-being.

With a DPC practice, I am always available to my patients. I offer same-day and next-day appointments. Patients can meet when they need help via phone, tele-health, or in-person appointments. It is my belief that combining osteopathic medicine and a DPC practice is the best and most effective way to serve my patients.