Care designed to be more personal, more accessible, and more intentional.
What is Direct Primary Care?
A Better Way to Experience Healthcare
Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a modern approach to medicine that removes the barriers created by traditional insurance-based care. Instead of billing insurance for each visit, patients pay a simple monthly membership fee. This allows your physician to focus entirely on your care—not paperwork, billing codes, or rushed appointments.
In today’s healthcare system, many patients experience long wait times, short visits, and fragmented care. Direct Primary Care is designed to change that—bringing the focus back to the patient and the physician relationship.
Exceptional care begins with time, trust, and a deeper understanding of the person behind the patient.
Our Philosophy
Back to the Foundations of Medicine
At Foundations MD, we believe that exceptional healthcare starts with a strong foundation—time, trust, and a deep understanding of the individual patient. Modern medicine has become increasingly reactive and transactional, and our approach is to return to a more thoughtful, relationship-driven model of care.
Building long-term relationships
Understanding the full picture of your health—physical, metabolic, and lifestyle
Preventing disease before it starts
Optimizing performance, energy, and longevity
Meet Dr. Adnaan Edun
Your Physician, Your Partner in Health
Dr. Adnaan Edun is dual board-certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine, with a focus on preventive care, metabolic health, and the management of chronic and complex conditions.
With a background in both clinical medicine and medical education, he has cared for patients across a wide range of settings—from outpatient primary care to inpatient medicine. This experience has shaped his belief that the best outcomes come from strong, consistent relationships between physician and patient.
Dr. Edun founded Foundations MD to deliver a more personalized, accessible, and patient-centered approach to care.
He also maintains a strong interest in global and rural medicine, having participated in medical work in Peru, Guatemala, Kenya, Turkey, and Mexico. These experiences continue to inform his perspective on delivering thoughtful, resource-conscious, and equitable care.
