Senior & Geriatric Care in St. George, Utah
Primary care for older adults that looks at the whole picture: your health, your medications, and the daily routines you want to keep.
Care that keeps the whole person in view
As people age, health questions often connect to one another. A new medication, a change in energy or balance, or advice from a specialist can all affect daily life. Senior and geriatric care is primary care shaped around those connections.
At Peak Medical Clinic in St. George, visits make room to review your current health, ongoing conditions and medications, and to talk about what matters most to you. Over time, your provider gets to know your history and can help you weigh choices as your needs change.
What visits may include
Depending on your needs, appointments may include:
- Mobility and balance concerns
- Memory and thinking concerns
- Nutrition, appetite and sleep discussions
- Daily function and independence reviews
- Individualized preventive care planning
Topics you may want to raise
- Are all of my medications, including supplements, still right for me?
- How are my ongoing health conditions changing?
- Which preventive care makes sense for my age and health?
- How do recommendations from specialists or a recent hospital stay fit together?
- What changes in memory, mobility or mood should I mention?
Getting the most from a visit
If you can, bring all current medications or an up-to-date list, including over-the-counter products and supplements. Notes from recent specialist or hospital visits can also help.
A short list of questions and any changes you or your family have noticed makes it easier to cover what matters to you. With your permission, a family member or caregiver is welcome to join the conversation.
When care involves several providers
Many older adults see more than one clinician. Your primary care provider can help you talk through how different recommendations relate and which questions to take back to each care team.
If you are returning home after a hospital stay, Hospital Follow-Up Visits explains how to arrange a primary care visit after discharge.
If several care teams are involved, Care Coordination Services describes how to discuss communication between them.
Related Care at Peak Medical
- Senior Primary Care
An overview of primary care for older adults at Peak Medical.
- Senior Care at Home
Home-based care to discuss when travel to the clinic is difficult.
- Chronic Disease Management
Ongoing care for long-term conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
Schedule senior primary care
Call to schedule a visit and mention any recent changes, specialist visits or hospital stays you would like to discuss.
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 geriatric care?
Geriatric care is health care focused on older adults. At Peak Medical it is part of primary care, with attention to ongoing conditions, medications, prevention and the goals that matter to you.
Do I need a referral to schedule?
Call (435) 673-9653 to schedule. Some insurance plans have their own referral rules, so our team can help you check what your plan requires.
Can my caregiver or family member come with me?
Yes. With your permission, a family member or caregiver is welcome to join the visit, share observations and help keep track of next steps.
What should I bring to my visit?
If possible, bring your medications or an up-to-date list, including supplements, any recent specialist or hospital notes, insurance cards, a photo ID and a short list of questions.
Can I talk about memory, mood or balance concerns?
Yes. Mention any changes you or your family have noticed. Your provider can talk through them with you and discuss possible next steps, including whether specialist input may help.
How do I check my insurance coverage?
Call (435) 673-9653 with your insurance card. Coverage can vary by plan and service, so our team can help you check your specific benefits.