Starting April 15, 2022, Annapolis Internal Medicine will no longer be participating with most United Healthcare or UHC Medicare Advantage plans. If Medicare is primary and you have a standard UHC secondary insurance, we will continue to accept the Medicare plan.
As of 12/18/2021, the CDC estimates the Omicron COVID strain is responsible for 73% of positive cases. COVID vaccines and getting your booster as soon as you are eligible remain the best protection against Omicron. Your AIM providers have adopted the Primary Care Triple Plan proposed by the Maryland Department of Health (MDH).
Our practice is participating in the Maryland Primary Care Program (MDPCP), a state-wide initiative to improve primary care. Giving Practices Extra Support to Help you Receive Better Care Through MDPCP, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will give our practice additional resources to help us better manage your care.
Preventive care is care you receive to prevent illness, detect medical conditions, and keep you healthy. Medicare Part B covers many preventive services, such as screenings, vaccines, and counseling. If you meet the eligibility requirements and guidelines for a preventive service,
Is there is a difference between medical care and health care? There is. Medical care is what physicians and other clinicians do every day with you in offices, labs, surgery centers, and hospitals. Titrating blood pressure meds. Checking blood sugar. Adding this medication on and stopping that medication.
