Senior Primary Care in St. George, Utah

Ongoing care for older adults that makes time for your goals, your medications, and the people who help you—at the clinic or, when travel is hard, at home.

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Care Built Around Your Goals and Routines

Good care for older adults starts with what matters to you: the daily routines you want to keep, the activities you enjoy, and how independent you’d like to stay. Your provider uses those goals to guide decisions about treatment and prevention.

Senior primary care brings the pieces together—medications, ongoing conditions, preventive guidance, and advice from specialists or a recent hospital stay—so you have one practice helping you see the whole picture.

Need a sick visit or telehealth appointment? Those options are on our primary care services page.

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How We Support Older Adults

Senior & Geriatric Care

Senior and geriatric care is comprehensive primary care shaped around the needs of older adults. Visits look at the whole person: current health, ongoing conditions, medications, and what you want to keep doing day to day.

Over time, your provider gets to know your history and can help you weigh choices, follow up after specialist or hospital care, and adjust plans as your needs change.

Visits may include

Reviewing all medications together
Checking in on ongoing health conditions
Preventive guidance suited to your age and health
Talking through results and advice from specialists

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Senior Care at Home

For some older adults, getting to the clinic has become hard. Senior care at home is home-based medical care that can be discussed as an option when traveling is difficult.

Whether a home visit is possible depends on your situation, including your health needs, location, and coverage. Call to talk it through; our team will explain what may be arranged. Home visits are part of Peak’s broader mobile medical visits.

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What We Focus On Together

Medication reviews: Going through everything you take—prescriptions, over-the-counter products, and supplements—to check how it’s working and answer questions.
Ongoing condition management: Regular check-ins on long-term health conditions, with plans adjusted as your needs change.
Preventive guidance: Practical advice and age-appropriate preventive care to help you stay ahead of health problems.
Coordination after other care: Help making sense of hospital discharge plans and specialist recommendations, and keeping next steps clear.

For Caregivers and Family

Many older adults rely on a spouse, adult child, or other caregiver. With the patient’s permission, caregivers are welcome to join visits, share what they’ve noticed, and help keep track of the plan.

What to bring

All current medications, or a complete, up-to-date list.
Discharge papers or notes from recent hospital or specialist visits.
Insurance cards and a photo ID.
A short list of questions and changes you’ve noticed.

Standard clinic appointments

Typical office appointments are scheduled as follows. Home visits are arranged separately.

New patients: 50-minute appointments
Established patients: 25-minute appointments

Mobile Medical Visits
How Peak brings primary care outside the clinic for patients who find travel difficult.
Primary Care Services
Sick visits, telehealth, hospital follow-up, and other everyday primary care visits.

Let’s Talk About Senior Care

Call (435) 673-9653 to schedule a visit, or to ask whether a home visit may be an option.

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Clinic

630 South 400 East #101
St. George, UT 84790

(435) 673-9653

Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

What does senior primary care include?

Senior primary care at Peak Medical includes comprehensive care for older adults: medication reviews, ongoing management of health conditions, preventive guidance, and follow-up after hospital or specialist care. Senior care at home is also an option to discuss when traveling is difficult.

Can a family member or caregiver join the visit?

Yes. With the patient’s permission, a family member or caregiver is welcome to join and take part in the conversation. Many patients find it helpful to have someone there to share observations and keep track of next steps.

Can I discuss medications with the provider?

Yes. Reviewing medications is a regular part of senior primary care. Bring all of your medications, including over-the-counter products and supplements, or an up-to-date list so your provider can go through them with you.

Can Peak help with follow-up after a hospital stay?

Yes. Peak Medical offers hospital follow-up visits to review discharge instructions, medication changes, and next steps. Call the clinic after discharge to arrange a visit, and bring your discharge papers and medications.

How do I ask about senior care at home?

Call (435) 673-9653 and describe your situation, including your health needs and where you live. Our team will talk through whether a home visit may be possible and how it would be arranged.

How do I verify insurance coverage?

Call (435) 673-9653 with your insurance card in hand. Coverage and participation can vary by plan and service, including for home visits, so our team can help you check your specific benefits.