We help adults 65+ manage high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, heart failure, COPD/asthma, kidney disease, osteoporosis, arthritis, and atrial fibrillation. We begin with a full review and a simple, personalized plan with clear goals for blood pressure, blood sugar, breathing, weight, bone health, and symptom control.
We simplify medications, schedule regular check-ins, and use home tools when helpful (blood pressure cuff, glucose meter, pulse oximeter), with plain-language daily instructions and what to do if symptoms change. After any ER or hospital stay, we follow up quickly to keep you stable so you can maintain steady control, avoid flare-ups and hospital visits, and stay independent.
Participating clinicians evaluate members and order diagnostic testing when medically appropriate.
Participating clinicians evaluate members and order diagnostic testing when medically appropriate. Participating primary care practices may provide on-site laboratory collection. Results and follow-up should be discussed with the treating clinician.
Participating clinicians review medication regimens and may deprescribe when clinically appropriate. Medication decisions are made by the treating clinician based on each member's needs.
Participating clinicians may recommend preventive services based on age, health history, and clinical guidelines.
Participating clinicians discuss appropriate screening based on age, health history, and individual risk.
Participating clinicians may assess cognitive or behavioral health concerns and coordinate referrals when appropriate.
Participating clinicians evaluate joint pain and may recommend treatment, imaging, or referral when medically appropriate.
MD Senior Care helps coordinate specialist referrals and follow-up within the participating network when required by a member's health plan and care needs.