We aspire to provide you the care you deserve, not the care you are used to.

We’re Redefining Primary Care.

  • Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a new healthcare model recognized by the Affordable Care Act that allows consumers to have direct and unrestricted access to their primary care provider (PCP).

    Instead of paying for clinical services via an insurance company, patients who are members of a DPC pay their doctor directly on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis.

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    1. Consumers get more time with their primary care physician

    2. Memberships are affordable

    3. Physician access is unlimited

    4. Pricing is Transparent and Up-Front

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  • Although we do not accept insurance, we believe that insurance is important in the event of surgeries, hospitalizations or severe illnesses.

  • Internal Medicine is the medical specialty that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult disease. Dr. McCormack and Dr. Guthrey provide preventative care, treat acute illness, and manage chronic diseases.

    He is board certified in both children and adults.

  • Yes! Dr. McCormack and Dr. Guthrey are board certified pediatricians and accept children of all ages, including infants. They are board certified in both children and adults.

  • We offer discounted labs and imaging but can still bill your insurance for these services, if desired. Should you need to be referred to a specialist, we will be glad to assist you.

  • Absolutely! This is one of the greatest advantages of the DPC model. They are available via phone, text or email during normal hours as well as after hours, for emergencies.

  • Feel free to call or text us at 501-631-3249 or email us at info@perspectivehealthdpc.com

What to Expect as a Perspective Health Member?

  1. Comprehensive exam: Your physician will conduct a thorough exam to assess your overall health. He will listen to your heart and lungs, check your blood pressure and temperature, and may ask you to perform some simple physical tasks.

  2. In-depth medical history: Your physician will ask you about your medical history, including any previous medical conditions, surgeries, medications, and allergies. It's essential to be honest and provide as much detail as possible to help him assess your current health and create a personalized care plan.

  3. Time: You can expect to spend more time with your physician during your appointment than you would during a traditional doctor's visit. This is because DPC doctors schedule more extended appointments to ensure they have enough time to discuss your health in-depth.

  4. Focus on preventative care: At Perspective Health, we focus on preventative care to help keep you healthy and reduce the likelihood of serious medical conditions. Our physicians will discuss lifestyle changes and healthy habits that can help you maintain good health.

  5. Access to your PCP: You’ll have direct access to your physician with the ability to communicate with him and his team via phone, email, or text.

  6. Coordination of care: If you have any ongoing health conditions or require specialty care, your physician will help coordinate your care with other healthcare providers to ensure you receive the best possible care.

Overall, you can expect a more personalized and comprehensive approach to healthcare when you’re a Perspective Health member. Your physician will take the time to get to know you and your health needs, leading to better health outcomes.

Meet Our Nurses

  • Ambre' Pownall, MSN, RN, APRN

    PRACTICE ADMINISTRATOR

    Ambre’ is our Practice Administrator. She spent 10 years at Arkansas Children’s Hospital as the Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner before transitioning in to healthcare administration as a service line director. Prior to joining Perspective Health, she was the practice administrator at a large family medicine clinic in Little Rock. There she saw first hand how physician burn out and the traditional fee-for-service insurance model negatively impacted patient care. Her passion for creating a patient centered and provider focused healthcare model is what drives her work at Perspective Health.

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  • Leslie McCormack, MSN, RN, APRN

    CLINICAL ADMINISTRATOR

    Leslie is our Clinical Administrator and Dr. McCormack’s wife. She worked as a Nurse Midwife in Northwest Arkansas before moving to Little Rock for Preston to complete his residency. Before opening Perspective Health, she worked at the UAMS College of Nursing for 8 years as an instructor and academic counselor. Her passion for helping others, including underserved populations, is what drives her. In addition to her many roles at Perspective Health, she’s also the Registered Nurse at Our House Shelter and is a deacon at Second Presbyterian Church where she teaches Sunday School and organizes the church’s community events.

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