Dr. Sarah Baxley didn’t create Access Now Primary Care to fit neatly into the traditional healthcare system. She created it because that system was failing too many people.
For years, she watched patients wait weeks for an appointment, sit in a waiting room for an hour, and then leave after a seven-minute conversation with a prescription they didn’t fully understand.
Some were told their symptoms were “just stress.”
Some were handed medication without being told why they were taking it or what should happen next.
Others were trying to manage physical symptoms, mental health concerns, medications, and everyday life with providers who rarely spoke to one another.
Too many patients left feeling rushed, dismissed, or even more confused than when they arrived.
Dr. Baxley knew that wasn’t care. It was damage control.
She also knew patients deserved better.
So, when the traditional system couldn’t give her the time or freedom to care for people the way she believed they should be cared for, she built a practice that could.
Access Now Primary Care was created around a simple idea: healthcare works better when patients feel known, heard, and understood.
ANPC combines primary care and psychiatric mental health services in one virtual-first practice, allowing patients to receive care from one provider who understands the whole picture. Because your physical health and mental health don’t exist in separate boxes, and your care shouldn’t either.
But what makes ANPC different isn’t simply the services we offer or the convenience of meeting from home.
It’s the relationship.
Dr. Baxley believes strong patient relationships don’t make care less clinical. They make it better. When your provider knows what’s normal for you, what has changed, what you’ve already tried, and what may be happening in your life, she can ask better questions and make better decisions with you.
That means taking the time to listen before jumping to conclusions.
It means asking questions instead of checking boxes.
It means prescribing medication when it’s appropriate, but never using a prescription as a substitute for a real conversation or a clear plan.
And it means making sure you understand what we’re doing, why we’re doing it, and what comes next.
With dual board certifications in Family Practice and Psychiatric Mental Health, Dr. Baxley is uniquely equipped to care for both the physical and emotional pieces of a patient’s health. More importantly, she isn’t afraid to advocate, ask harder questions, or reconsider the plan when something isn’t working.
At Access Now, you aren’t treated like a diagnosis, an insurance policy, or an appointment slot.
You’re treated like a person.
A person whose concerns matter.
A person who deserves honest answers.
A person who shouldn’t have to fight just to feel heard.
Most people don’t need another healthcare system.
They need someone who listens.
That’s what Access Now Primary Care was built to provide: personalized, accessible healthcare grounded in real relationships and designed to make your life a little easier.
Healthcare built around people.
Patients First. Always.