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When you first enroll in Medicare you get a one-time only Welcome To Medicare physical exam. This is covered by Medicare the first 12 months after you have enrolled in Medicare Part B. The exam will include a thorough review of your health, education about preventive services you need and referrals for other care. I highly recommend everyone take advantage of this.
This is an easy way to get up to date on crucial screenings, shots and a chance to talk with your doctor about family history. At the Welcome to Medicare appointment your doctor will record your medical history, check your vision, blood pressure, and make sure you are up to date with all your preventative screenings like cancer and immunizations. If needed they will also order further tests. When you leave you will get a written plan letting you know which screenings and other preventative services you should have done. How Much does the Welcome To Medicare Visit Cost? It is free the first 12 months after you have enrolled in Medicare Part B. After the 12 months has come and gone you can get a yearly wellness visit which is also covered under Medicare. If you have any additional tests or services during these visits you may have to pay coinsurance and the Medicare Part B deductible. What do I need to bring with me?
If you have any questions or comments please reach out to me Thank You Rob Davies
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