Your goals come first
Your participating care team starts with what matters in daily life: mobility, symptoms, independence, and caregiver involvement when you want it.
What value-based care means here
Care designed around what matters most to you
Value-based care shifts the focus from the number of appointments to the quality, coordination, and experience of your care. At MD Senior Care, every service connects back to one practical plan built around your health, function, preferences, and goals.
Prevention before crisis
Regular reviews, appropriate screenings, vaccines, and follow-up help the care team identify risks earlier and respond when your health begins to change.
One connected team
Your primary clinician helps connect medications, testing, specialists, hospital follow-up, and caregiver communication so important details are less likely to get lost.
Follow-through between visits
Clear next steps, education, monitoring when appropriate, and timely follow-up help you understand the plan and know what to do next.
Senior-focused services
Every service connects to one care plan
Short, clear, and coordinated around the needs of California adults 65+.
Senior-Focused Visits & Wellness Planning
Your participating clinician reviews your conditions, daily function, mobility, memory, mood, medications, and goals, then discusses the appropriate visit and follow-up plan.
Why it matters: clearer priorities and a plan you can use.
Chronic Condition Support
Your participating care team helps organize care for ongoing conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart or lung disease, with follow-up and instructions for changing symptoms.
Why it matters: earlier action when your health changes.
Coordinated Testing & Clear Next Steps
Your treating clinician recommends and orders tests when clinically appropriate. The participating office explains how to receive results and what follow-up is needed; plan requirements may apply.
Why it matters: less confusion after testing.
Safer, Simpler Medications
Your treating clinician reviews prescriptions, over-the-counter products, and supplements for interactions or duplication and discusses changes when appropriate. Ask the participating office about coordinating medication questions with your pharmacy or plan.
Why it matters: safer treatment with fewer moving parts.
Prevention & Healthy Aging
Your participating clinician individualizes screening, vaccination, and other prevention recommendations to your history, risks, goals, clinical needs, and applicable coverage.
Why it matters: prevention that fits you, not a generic checklist.
Mobility, Arthritis & Fall Prevention
Your treating clinician evaluates pain, strength, balance, walking, and fall risk, then discusses appropriate treatment or referrals. Therapy, equipment, imaging, and specialist services depend on clinical need, availability, and plan requirements.
Why it matters: protect everyday function and independence.
Memory, Mood & Caregiver Support
Your treating clinician assesses memory, mood, sleep, or related concerns when appropriate. With your permission, caregivers can participate in care planning and ask for guidance about daily routines.
Why it matters: support for both the patient and care partners.
Specialists & Hospital-to-Home Follow-Up
Your participating office coordinates relevant records, referrals, and follow-up after specialist or hospital care. MD Senior Care can direct administrative questions about referrals and case management to the appropriate team.
Why it matters: fewer gaps as your care setting changes.
How coordinated care works
One simple rhythm, repeated as your needs change
Early action and coordinated follow-up can help reduce avoidable and often costly ER visits and hospital stays, supporting healthier aging, greater independence, a higher quality of life, and more time with loved ones.
We listen
Understand your health concerns, daily routines, and personal priorities.
We create a plan
Set clear goals, responsibilities, warning signs, and next steps.
We coordinate
Connect medications, testing, specialists, caregivers, and plan requirements.
We follow through
Review progress and adjust the plan as your needs or goals change.
Medicare Advantage support
Your health plan should not feel impossible to navigate
Medicare Advantage plans differ in networks, referrals, drug formularies, authorizations, benefits, and costs. Your participating office explains clinical next steps. MD Senior Care helps direct network and administrative questions; your health plan confirms plan-specific coverage.
- Confirm participating-provider and referral requirements before planned care.
- Send the clinical information needed for plan-required authorization requests.
- Coordinate records, medications, testing, and specialist recommendations.
- Explain what our care team will do and when the health plan must make a decision.
MD Senior Care is an independent physician association, not a health insurance plan or insurance broker. Your treating clinician recommends care. Coverage, costs, referral rules, and authorization requirements depend on your plan and eligibility. Confirm the applicable review process with your health plan and care team.
Common questions
Value-based senior care, explained clearly
Straight answers about coordinated care, Medicare Advantage plan requirements, wellness planning, and caregiver participation.
What does value-based care mean for an older adult?
It means organizing care around quality, coordination, patient experience, and personal goals rather than simply counting appointments. At MD Senior Care, one plan connects prevention, ongoing conditions, medications, testing, specialists, and follow-up.
Can MD Senior Care help with Medicare Advantage requirements?
The care team can help confirm network and referral requirements, coordinate records, and submit clinical information for plan-required authorization requests. Your health plan determines coverage, approval, benefits, and costs.
Is a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit the same as a physical exam?
No. Medicare’s Annual Wellness Visit focuses on prevention, risk assessment, and a personalized prevention plan; it is not a routine head-to-toe physical. The care team can explain which type of visit is appropriate for your needs.
How can a caregiver participate in the care plan?
With the patient’s permission, a caregiver can join planning conversations, review medication changes and warning signs, help organize appointments, and support follow-through between visits.
A clearer next step
Ready for care that stays connected?
Search participating offices, confirm your physician and IPA assignment with your health plan, then contact the office about appointments. For administrative help, call MD Senior Care at (844) 213-8836.