Family Medicine
Standard Exams
Sick Visits

The primary care visit aims to promote overall well-being and preventive care while addressing any immediate health concerns. It serves as a foundation for maintaining a long-term doctor-patient relationship, where the primary care provider acts as a trusted source of medical advice, coordinates care with specialists when needed, and helps manage chronic conditions.

The primary goal of a sick visit is to address the patient's immediate health concern, provide relief from symptoms, and promote recovery. The visit typically concludes with the patient receiving instructions on medication usage, self-care measures, and when to seek further medical attention if symptoms worsen or persist.

The purpose of the Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is to create a personalized prevention plan for the beneficiary, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, and early detection of potential health issues. The visit is designed to help individuals stay healthy, identify risk factors, and address any emerging health concerns. Medicare typically covers the Annual Wellness Visit once a year, with no out-of-pocket costs for the beneficiary.