An annual wellness visit is one of the most important things you can do for your health. And if you’ve had Medicare Part B for longer than 12 months, you are eligible to receive an annual wellness visit at no cost to you.
Are you new to Medicare? Then you are eligible for a one-time, preventive wellness visit within the first 12 months that you have Part B. Click here for details.
You and your doctor can discuss your medical history, review your current health and medications, and get routine measurements such as blood pressure and height. This will guide your doctor in working with you to help prevent disease and improve your health.
Take action now to protect your health. Call to schedule your wellness visit today.
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CLINIC NAME |
DOCTOR NAMES |
ADDRESS/PHONE |
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Medicine Montclair |
Rebecca R. Byrd, MD
John T. Eagan, Sr., MD
Lawrence S. Hawley, MD
Hugh O’Shields, MD
W. Crawford Owen, MD
Ajay Patel, MD
Saritha Uppala, MD |
800 Montclair Road
Professional Office Building 860
Suite 550
Birmingham, AL 35213
205-599-3000 |
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Trinity OB/GYN |
Mary B. Adams, MD
James C. Brock, MD
Lindsay Killingsworth, MD
William A. Lemons, MD
Natalie Reddington, DO
Lewis R. Schulman, MD |
800 Montclair Road
Professional Office Building 840
Suite 500
Birmingham, AL 35213
205-592-5499 |
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Center Point |
Natashia R. Conley, MD
Dorothy E. Hughes, MD |
9709 Parkway East
Birmingham, AL 35215
205-836-1199 |
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Trussville |
G. Brian Gray, MD |
5890 Valley Road, Suite 200
Birmingham, AL 35235
205-655-7600 |
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Liberty Park |
Katie Moore, MD |
8000 Liberty Parkway
Birmingham, AL 35242
205-968-5988 |
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Pinson |
Lefferage K. Robbins, Jr., MD |
4360 Main Street
Pinson, AL 35126
205-680-4836 |
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