Wellness Phone Calls
During the holiday season and the start of a new year, there is a rise in phone calls from health insurance companies looking to have a conversation with patients to assess their current health conditions and status. These phone calls are supported and conducted by health insurance companies looking to collect their own data about patient's current health, these phone calls are not originated from Greater Regional Health.
Greater Regional Health will not call any patient to do an annual wellness visit.
What Greater Regional Health will do:
Ask patients to make appointments with their primary care providers
Will have annual wellness visits face to face
Will discuss current meditations and dosages
Will discuss current health conditions and chronic illnesses
Annual Wellness visits are focused on preventative care where you and your provider will create a personalized prevention plan to help avoid and/or identify injury, illness, or disease. This will allow the relationship to grow between you and your provider to keep a clear line of communication for continuing your health journey.
If you do not have a primary care provider, below (left to right) are accepting patients:
Family Medicine: Dr. Krakovec, Liz Hensley, ARNP
Internal Medicine: Everett Roberts, ARNP and Sheena Cortner, PA-C
I get what you mean about the rise in wellness phone calls during the holidays. It can feel a bit overwhelming, especially when you're just trying to enjoy the season. I spent a while on Ikibu casino recently, and it was nice to take a break from all the health talk and just unwind. It’s important to remember that taking care of our health doesn’t always have to be about phone calls and meetings; sometimes it’s about those little moments of relaxation. How do you like to balance wellness with downtime?
Helpful reminder that real wellness calls are scheduled, not random. Staying informed is key—just like improving step by step in Golf Hit.