Common Questions About General Senior Health
1. Why do I need a consultant if my parent has a primary care doctor?
Primary doctors are often restricted by short appointment times. We spend the time needed to review the "Big Picture", educating you on how their conditions interact so you can have highly productive, focused visits with their actual physician.
2. What do you mean by an "atypical presentation"?
In seniors, illnesses often hide. A urinary tract infection might not cause pain, but it could cause a sudden fall or extreme confusion. We teach you these subtle warning signs so you know when to seek immediate medical attention.
3. Can you tell us which doctors to stop seeing?
We help you evaluate the "burden of care." If a specialist's treatments are no longer aligning with what "Matters Most" for your loved one's comfort and goals, we guide you on how to consolidate their care team safely with the help of their primary doctor.