Healthy Aging & Senior Wellness in St. George, Utah
Review preventive needs and personal goals as your health and circumstances change with age.
Staying active and independent
Healthy aging means planning for the things that matter to you: staying active, independent and well. Preventive care can help you and your provider spot changes early and adjust your plan.
Conversations may cover activity, balance, memory, medications and vaccines. If you have Medicare, you can also ask about a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit.
What visits may include
Depending on your goals and health, appointments may include:
- Wellness goal review
- Home safety discussions
- Nutrition and activity guidance
- Sleep and social well-being discussions
Topics you might raise
- How can I stay active safely?
- What can I do about balance or fall risk?
- Are my medications still right for me?
- Should I be concerned about memory changes?
- Which vaccines or screenings may be due?
Before your visit
If available, bring a list of medications and supplements and the names of your other providers. A family member or caregiver is welcome to join with your consent.
For ongoing care of multiple conditions, see Senior & Geriatric Care.
Before you call
Let our team know what you would like to focus on so the right visit type can be scheduled.
Related Care at Peak Medical
- Preventive Care & Wellness
An overview of preventive visits, screenings and lifestyle care at Peak Medical.
- Senior Care
Primary care for older adults.
- Medicare Annual Wellness Visits
A personalized prevention plan.
Clinic
630 South 400 East #101St. George, UT 84790
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Frequently Asked Questions
What is senior wellness care?
It is preventive care focused on staying active and well as you age, including function, medications and screenings.
Is this the same as a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit?
Not necessarily. A Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is a specific visit type; tell our team which you need.
Can my caregiver come?
Yes, with your consent. A family member or caregiver can help share information and remember next steps.
Can you help with fall prevention?
Your provider can discuss balance, home safety and activity, and suggest next steps if needed.
What about memory concerns?
You can raise them. Your provider can discuss what you have noticed and whether further evaluation is appropriate.
Is this covered by insurance?
Coverage varies by plan and service. Call (435) 673-9653 and check with your plan before your visit; offering a service does not guarantee payment.