Primary care that has time for you.
MyClinic is a membership-based direct primary care practice in Everett, Washington, for adults and kids. One monthly membership, with transparent pricing, gives you as many visits as you medically need, with more time at each one, same or next day appointments in most cases, and a clinician who knows you.
No insurance? No problem. We don't bill insurance, so there are no copays or per-visit charges, and the membership works the same for everyone.
We're opening in January 2027. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as enrollment opens.
Traditional care vs. direct primary care (DPC)
Direct primary care is cash-pay primary care: it skips insurance billing for everyday care. You pay a predictable monthly membership instead of copays and claims, and that frees up time for you.
| At a traditional clinic | At MyClinic | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting an appointment | Often weeks away | Same or next day, in most cases |
| Time with your clinician | Short visits, much of them spent typing | Visits of 30 to 60 minutes, focused on you |
| Reaching your clinician | Through office staff or a patient portal | Direct messaging and phone access to Miya |
| Who you see | Whoever is available that day | Miya, who knows your history |
| What you pay | Copays, deductibles and surprise bills | One monthly membership, with no charge for visits |
Direct primary care isn't insurance, and it doesn't replace emergency services. We encourage you to keep your insurance for emergencies, hospital stays and specialist care.
What your membership includes
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Everyday illness
Colds, ear and sinus infections, urinary tract infections, rashes and minor injuries, with same or next day visits in most cases.
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Chronic conditions
Steady, unhurried care for conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes and asthma.
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In-office procedures
Joint injections and aspirations, skin tag removal, skin biopsies, toenail removal, simple laceration repair, Pap smears, etc.
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In-office testing
Pregnancy tests, urinalysis, A1C and rapid strep tests.
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Prevention
Annual physicals/labs and a personal care plan for staying well.
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Telehealth
Video visits for many concerns, so you can see Miya from home or work.
Meet Dr. Miya Yi
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
- Board-certified family nurse practitioner
- More than 15 years of clinical experience
- Speaks English, Korean and Spanish
Healthcare has become rushed, fragmented and hard to reach. Dr. Yi founded MyClinic to bring back direct, personal primary care, where you can reach your clinician and have time to be heard.
Over more than 15 years, she has cared for patients in underserved communities and spent two years as a public health educator in the Dominican Republic. She earned her bachelor's degree at Keimyung University and her doctorate at Concordia University Wisconsin.
Dr. Yi works best with patients who value clear communication and a long-term relationship with their clinician. Outside the clinic, you'll find her walking, hiking, kayaking or playing pickleball.
Join the waitlist
We'll email you when enrollment opens. The first 50 members have the $100 enrollment fee waived. See membership pricing.
MyClinic currently doesn't accept patients enrolled in Medicare, including Medicare Advantage plans. Medicare enrollment can happen at any age, including before 65.
You're on the waitlist.
We'll email you when enrollment opens. Thank you for your interest in MyClinic.
FAQ
Do I need insurance to join?
No. Direct primary care runs on a monthly membership, not insurance billing. If you have insurance, we encourage you to keep it for emergency room visits, hospital stays, specialist care and anything else outside our scope.
I have insurance. Why would I need a membership too?
They do different jobs. Insurance covers the big, unpredictable things, like ER visits, surgery and hospital stays. Your membership covers everyday care: same or next day appointments, longer visits, direct access to Miya, and no visit fees or claims for routine and chronic care. Many members use both.
Can I have my visits in Korean or Spanish?
Yes. Miya speaks English, Korean and Spanish, so your visits can be in whichever language you're most comfortable with.
한국어로 진료받으실 수 있습니다. 한국어 안내 보기
Ofrecemos atención médica en español. Ver información en español
Do I need to live in Everett?
No. Our practice is in Everett, and we welcome individuals and families from nearby communities too, including Mill Creek, Mukilteo, Lake Stevens, Marysville and the rest of Snohomish County.
Can I use my HSA for the membership fee?
We accept HSA cards. Whether your HSA can be used for your membership depends on your plan and your situation, so please check with your HSA provider or tax advisor. Starting in 2026, federal law generally allows HSA funds to be used for direct primary care memberships of up to $150 a month for one person or $300 a month for a family. Memberships above those amounts may affect your HSA eligibility.
Can I cancel anytime?
You may cancel anytime with written notice.
Do you accept Medicare or Medicaid?
No. We don't bill any insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid, and we can't currently accept patients enrolled in Medicare.
Do you provide vaccines?
No. Vaccines are available at local pharmacies and the public health department.
Do you have an in-house lab?
We offer in-office testing, including pregnancy tests, urinalysis, A1C and rapid strep tests.
What should I do in an emergency?
Call 911 for any life-threatening emergency.