Senior Primary Care

Generally, patients 65 and older benefit most from senior-focused primary care. However, adults younger than 65 with multiple chronic conditions or complex health needs may also choose a geriatric provider for more specialized support.

We provide screenings for heart disease, diabetes, cancer, fall risk, and memory or cognitive changes. These screenings are designed to catch issues early and help maintain independence as you age. Your provider will create a personalized screening plan based on your health history.

Yes, medication management is a key part of senior primary care. We review all prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and supplements to avoid harmful interactions and side effects. This helps ensure medications are safe, effective, and aligned with your overall care plan.

Absolutely. Our providers work closely with cardiologists, neurologists, physical therapists, and other specialists to ensure seamless care. We also involve family members when appropriate to support your care and health goals.

Yes, Medicare covers annual wellness visits, many preventive screenings, and certain treatments. Our staff can help you understand your benefits and maximize coverage for your care.

We make every effort to provide same-day or next-day appointments for urgent health concerns. This ensures seniors can get care quickly without having to wait for weeks when something important arises.

Senior medicine takes a more focused approach to aging-related health concerns such as mobility, fall prevention, memory care, and managing multiple chronic conditions. Providers in senior medicine have specialized training and experience to support older adults in maintaining independence and quality of life.