Our Senior Healthcare Services for Primary Care

Geriatric care (or senior care) is a specialized form of primary care that focuses on the unique needs of older adults and common senior conditions. Unlike traditional primary care, geriatric care takes into account the complex physical, cognitive, and social changes that occur as we age. Our geriatric senior primary care providers are specially trained to address common concerns of aging, such as managing chronic conditions, medication management, fall prevention, and cognitive decline. They take a holistic approach to care, considering not only physical health but also emotional and social well-being. With geriatric care, you can expect personalized, comprehensive care that is tailored to your specific needs as an older adult.

Yes! At Greater Good, we are proud to offer high-quality services in the most accessible, affordable way. Keep in mind that coverage may vary depending on the specific plan of Medicare for seniors you have. It’s important to review your plan’s coverage details to ensure that you understand your benefits and any associated costs. Our team can also help you navigate the Medicare system and answer any questions you may have about coverage for our services.

Medicare Part B typically covers 80% of the Medicare-approved amount for a doctor’s appointment. The remaining 20% is usually paid by the patient through their deductible and coinsurance. However, the exact amount of coverage can vary depending on the specific Medicare plan and the type of appointment. Contact your local Greater Good clinic to discuss your specific situation and get an accurate cost estimate ahead of your visit.

Yes, you can absolutely bring someone else with you to your appointment. We know that family members and caregivers are an essential part of achieving optimal health and supporting our patients. We welcome them at your appointments.