Weatherly Direct Primary Care

06/10/2026

What a great evening! We’ll have to do this again soon! Stay tuned!

05/30/2026

🌿🚶‍♀️ Join us for a “Walk & Talk” with a Primary Care Provider! 🚶‍♂️🌿

Looking for a more personal approach to healthcare? Come meet Sarah from Weatherly Direct Primary Care for a casual Q&A and refreshing 30-minute walk on the bike path through beautiful Wakefield.

📍 Meet at 315 Main St, Wakefield, RI
(Outside the Comfort Station)
📅 Tuesday, June 9th, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM

✨ Learn about Direct Primary Care
✨ Ask questions in a relaxed setting
✨ Get moving and connect with your community

This complimentary event is open to the public — bring a friend!

📲 Text/Call: 401-358-1567 for more information

05/14/2026

Giving the office a fresh look with the help of my supervising 🐩. 🐩

03/31/2026

So thankful for these Google Reviews!

03/27/2026

Women supporting women. Women lifting women. Women cheering for each other even when no one else sees the work behind the scenes.

This is my dear friend Sarah McGinley — an incredible primary care provider, business owner, and one of the women who believes in supporting other women’s dreams instead of competing with them.

She invited me to the Harvard Women’s Health and Menopause Conference, and I am so grateful to learn alongside brilliant women who are changing the way we care for women in midlife.

There is something powerful about women in medicine supporting each other, building practices, following dreams, and making space for each other at the table.

If you are looking for a P*P who truly cares and practices medicine the way it should be practiced, please check out Weatherly Direct Primary Care. Patients are lucky to have her, and I am lucky to call her my friend.

Here’s to strong women.
Here’s to smart women.
Here’s to women who open doors for other women.

03/26/2026

12/24/2025

Direct Primary Care is in the news again! Check out the clip!

Call 401-358-1567 for more information about Weatherly Direct Primary Care in South Kingstown.

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What was a niche aspect of medical care just a few years ago has exploded to thousands of practices across the country. In direct primary care, medical providers don’t take insurance. Instead, their patients pay a monthly subscription fee. In exchange they get easier access, longer appointments, a...