Dr. Shayla Mccall-McHenry

Dr. McCall-McHenry is a dedicated primary care and preventive medicine physician committed to whole-person health. She founded Avail Direct Care on the principle that unhurried time, strong doctor-patient trust, and proactive wellness strategies are the key foundations for achieving lasting health outcomes.

Avail Direct Care is redefining modern healthcare by putting the physician-patient relationship back at the center of medicine. Founded by Dr. McCall-McHenry out of a vision to restore trust in healthcare, Avail operates on a Direct Primary Care (DPC) model. By removing the burdens and hidden costs of traditional health insurance, Avail offers relationship-based, transparent, and comprehensive primary care tailored to how patients actually live.

Modern, Patient-Centered Primary Care

At Avail Direct Care, patients receive direct, unhurried access to their care team. Traditional medical practices often prioritize high patient volume over meaningful connection, but Avail takes …a different approach:

• Extended Appointments: Every visit is protected time—typically 30 to 60 minutes—allowing for thorough, unhurried discussions.
• Direct Access & Fast Responses: Members enjoy direct communication with their physician, ensuring timely advice and continuous support.
• Predictable, Transparent Pricing: A simple monthly membership covers primary care needs with no hidden fees, surprise bills, or confusing insurance claims. Essential services, labs, and referrals are offered at clear, fair prices.

Whole-Person Wellness and Preventive Health

Avail treats the whole person rather than just isolating symptoms or diagnoses. Through specialized initiatives like the Thrive Rx wellness program, the practice focuses on metabolic health, mental resilience, and sustainable lifestyle transformation to help patients build long-term wellness rather than merely managing health crises.

Strengthening Community Health

Beyond individual clinical care, Avail Direct Care actively collaborates with local employers, faith communities, nonprofits, and community organizations. These partnerships expand access to high-quality, physician-led primary care for populations that have historically been underserved by traditional healthcare systems.