Affordable
We get that benefits are one of the biggest costs for companies. That's why our plans cost about 40% less than traditional options, giving your employees more while costing you less.
Why choose Decent?
Personal
Our health plan is built around Direct Primary Care (DPC). That means employees get consistent personalized and coordinated care they love.
Built for You
We believe businesses of all sizes (5 lives+) deserve affordable, personalized coverage with seamless support. We're always on call to answer questions and solve problems.
An experience your employees will love
When employees visit in-network providers, they pay absolutely nothing out of pocket. No expensive deductibles, no confusing coinsurance, no hidden copays. Just great care.
You have questions. We have answers.
What is Decent?
Decent is a third-party administrator headquartered in Austin, Texas. We specialize in administering level-funded health plans for groups down to 5 employees, designed around the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model.
What is Decent?
At Decent, we build health plans around the most important relationship in healthcare: the one between you and your primary care provider. We specialize in administering level-funded health plans for groups down to 5 employees, designed around the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model.
What is the Direct Primary Care model?
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a healthcare model that focuses on a direct relationship between patients and their primary care providers. Gaining tremendous popularity in recent years as a way to address some of the challenges in the traditional healthcare system and provide more patient-centric, value-based care. Typically patients pay a monthly fee or subscription directly to their primary care provider, however, with a Decent Health plan, DPC is included. No deductibles, no copays, no claims.
What is the Direct Primary Care model?
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a healthcare model that focuses on a direct relationship between patients and their primary care providers. Gaining tremendous popularity in recent years as a way to address some of the challenges in the traditional healthcare system and provide more patient-centric, value-based care. Typically patients pay a monthly fee or subscription directly to their primary care provider, however, with a Decent Health plan, DPC is included. No deductibles, no copays, no claims.
How does DPC work in a Decent plan?
With a Decent plan, your care starts with seeing an in-network Direct Primary Care provider or DPC. Think of it like having a doctor in your family who will get to know you and your health. When you get your care through your DPC, it's free to you.
How does DPC work in a Decent plan?
WIth a Decent plan, your care starts with seeing an in-network Direct Primary Care provider or DPC. Think of it like having a doctor in your family who will get to know you and your health. When you get your care through your DPC, it's free to you.
Why are Decent plans built around the DPC model?
To provide better healthcare at a lower cost. Your DPC is paid to focus on you. This way, they can truly act as your quarterback of care.
The DPC model leads to healthier members. Healthier members mean Decent is able to administer health plans at a lower cost. That means lower costs and better care for all our members.
Why are Decent plans built around the DPC model?
To provide better healthcare at a lower cost. Your DPC is paid to focus on you. This way, they can truly act as your quarterback of care. The DPC model leads to healthier members. Healthier members mean Decent is able to administer health plans at a lower cost. That means lower costs and better care for all our members.
What sets Decent apart from other health plan options in the market?
Decent stands out as an innovative group health plan solution with its focus on the Direct Primary Care model, and a sincere commitment to providing the best rates and service. We're dedicated to creating a positive and unique experience for employers, members, and advisors. We may not be the best option for everyone, and we will tell you when we’re not.