Care That Fits Your Life
As we age, our healthcare needs can become more complex. Geriatric primary care is designed specifically for older adults, providing preventive care, chronic disease management, wellness visits and medication support from providers who understand the unique health concerns that can come with aging. We take time to get to know each person, helping them stay as healthy, independent and active as possible while building trusted relationships that grow over time.
Support for Aging Well
At Empath Health, we look beyond symptoms to understand what matters most in daily life. Our team helps coordinate care, works closely with family members and caregivers when needed, and supports informed decisions about health and future care needs. As part of our Full Life Care approach, we help older adults navigate changing health needs with confidence, comfort and peace of mind.
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Geriatric Primary Care
Frequently Asked Questions
What is geriatric primary care?
Geriatric primary care is healthcare designed specifically for older adults. It focuses on preventive care, chronic condition management, medication review and maintaining quality of life as people age.
Who can benefit from geriatric primary care?
Adults age 65 and older may benefit from geriatric primary care, especially those managing multiple health conditions, taking several medications or needing additional support as their healthcare needs change.
What services are included?
Services may include annual wellness visits, preventive screenings, chronic disease management, medication reviews, cognitive assessments, advance care planning and coordination with specialists.
How is geriatric primary care different from traditional primary care?
Geriatric primary care focuses on the unique physical, cognitive and social needs of older adults. Providers have specialized experience helping patients navigate the challenges that can come with aging.
Do you help manage medications?
Yes. Regular medication reviews help ensure treatments remain safe, effective and aligned with each person's health goals.
Can family members or caregivers be involved?
Absolutely. With the patient's permission, family members and caregivers can participate in care planning and discussions about ongoing healthcare needs.
Do I need a referral to become a patient?
Referral requirements vary based on your insurance plan. Our team can help explain your options and next steps.
Can care be provided in assisted living communities or at home?
Depending on location and eligibility, some services may be available in assisted living communities or private residences.
How do I get started?
Contact our team to learn more about eligibility, accepted insurance plans, available locations and how to schedule your first appointment.
