Question 1

What kinds of care can you get through primary care?

Accepted Answer

Primary care at St. Mary Internal Medicine includes annual wellness visits, preventive screenings, immunizations, and help managing chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. You can also come in for general sick visits and ongoing care. Your provider works with you to build a plan that supports your long-term health.

Question 2

How can you check whether your insurance is accepted?

Accepted Answer

St. Mary Internal Medicine works with a wide range of insurance plans, including many commercial plans and Medicare. To confirm your specific coverage, create a patient portal account at https://30014.portal.athenahealth.com/ or contact the office directly. Bringing your insurance card to your first visit also helps speed things up.

Question 3

What can you do if you do not have insurance?

Accepted Answer

You still have options at St. Mary Internal Medicine. You can ask about our St. Mary + membership program for priority care, or choose a self-pay option that fits your needs. Our team can walk you through the choices and help you find the best next step, so you can get the care you need without added stress.

Question 4

How often should you see a primary care provider?

Accepted Answer

Most adults should schedule a yearly wellness visit, even when they feel well. If you have a chronic condition, new symptoms, or a health concern that needs follow-up, you may need visits more often. Your provider can help you decide what schedule makes sense for your health.

Question 5

What should you bring to your first visit?

Accepted Answer

Please bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, a list of your current medications with dosages, and any recent records or test results you want your provider to review. It also helps to bring a list of questions or symptoms you want to discuss. That gives your visit a smooth start.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of care can you get through primary care?

How can you check whether your insurance is accepted?

What can you do if you do not have insurance?

How often should you see a primary care provider?

What should you bring to your first visit?