

Birmingham Direct Primary Care™
Family Medicine in Birmingham, Alabama
Medical Care The Way It Was Meant To Be
Birmingham Direct Primary Care™ provides unrushed, comprehensive primary care to individuals, families and small business employees. For a low monthly fee, like a gym membership, we offer unlimited office visits, telemedicine, no co-pays, free in-house procedures, wholesales discounts on labs and in-house dispensed medications for up to 95% savings! Our patients will get Dr. Sahinoglu’s cell phone number and can text, call or email him.

About Dr. Efe Sahinoglu, M.D.
Efe Sahinoglu, MD, is a full board certified family medicine and obesity medicine physician. He is from Montgomery, Alabama. He attended Auburn University (Auburn, Alabama), finished his bachelor’s in chemical engineering with honors, and worked as an engineer before attending medical school at the UAB School of Medicine in Birmingham, AL. Afterwards Dr. Sahinoglu completed his family medicine residency at University of Alabama Family Medicine Residency Program.
Having spent the past 20 years in Alabama, Dr. Sahinoglu wanted to stay in Alabama and serve its residents. As he was introduced to the direct primary care model of practice in Fall 2017, he realized this model would allow him to provide quality primary care the way he always envisioned. He founded Birmingham Direct Primary Care in Birmingham, AL in Fall 2018. Since then Dr. Sahinoglu has been practicing the style of medicine that is most satisfying to his patients and himself. He gets to spend more time his patients, getting to know them and their concerns well. He is able to provide individualized care, whether that’s prevention or treatment, be available and accessible to his patients. Patients come to see him – in person or virtually via telemedicine – across Central Alabama.
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Dr. Sahinoglu's Blog


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