Partners in Primary Care

We're making big moves. Come see us on our new page, with our new name - @CenterWellPrimaryCare. You'll find the same great care you've come to trust, as well as the same information and resources you rely on. We've enjoyed engaging with you here, and can't wait to connect with you on our new page! This page will no longer be monitored or actively sharing information. Please follow our new page @CenterWell Primary Care to stay in touch. #SameGreatCareNewName #SeniorPrimaryCare

We're so thankful for our physicians, today and every day. Follow our new page, CenterWell Senior Primary Care to leave a comment showing your support for them too.

Chag Sameach! We hope you’re able to celebrate Passover with a feast of holiday favoritesand connection with some of your favorite people. How are you staying connected this year? #HappyPassover

Get the Facts: Colorectal Cancer is now available on demand. This is a free virtual program where you’ll learn about risk factors, potential symptoms, prevention tips and how screenings can save your life. You can watch it anytime, anywhere, through your phone, tablet or computer. Visit http://bit.ly/MARCHPIPC. #NationalColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #StayHealthyWithPartners

We're less than two weeks from the move to our new page. Follow our CenterWell Senior Primary Care page so you continue to receive local center news, Care Team spotlights, health tips and #COVID19 and vaccine updates as we transition to our new name. In the comments, let us know what you’d like to hear more about. #SameGreatCareNewName #SeniorPrimaryCare

Partners in Primary Care strongly encourages our patients to receive the COVID-19 vaccine when available. We believe the vaccines are safe, effective, and that the benefits of vaccination outweigh any identified risks or side effects. We are working closely with county and state officials to secure vaccines and are preparing several of our centers to serve as central vaccination sites for patients. We have also applied to enroll our area clinics as vaccination administration ...sites for patients. Due to limited vaccine supplies, we are unsure of when the vaccine will become available to us, but we will keep you informed. If you can get the vaccine from another location authorized by the Kansas Department of Health, please do so. We ask that you keep track of your two vaccine doses and communicate this update to your Partners in Primary Care provider at your next visit. Visit the Kansas Department of Health website at https://www.kansasvaccine.gov/ or call 866-534-3463 to learn when vaccines will be available and how to receive them.

Looking great in red! Supporting Go Red for Women AND cheering on our The Kansas City Chiefs as they head to the SuperBowl! We even got to take pictures with the ~cardboard~ company of Patrick Holmes and Travis Kelce! #SuperBowl #SuperBowlSunday #WearRedDay

The approval of two vaccines can lead to a turning point in the pandemic, but a full roll out will take some time. While we wait, we need to be patient and continue to practice the steps we know help keep us safe. Visit http://partnersinprimarycare.com/coronavirus-info/vaccine/ for more information. #COVID19 #Vaccine #StayHealthyWithPartners #PartnersInPrimaryCare

A graduate of Northwestern Medical School in 1883, Daniel Hale Williams was one of Chicago’s first African American physicians. He founded Chicago’s Provident Hospital and Training School for Nurses in 1891, which became the first Black-owned and operated, non-segregated hospital in the U.S. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3apRfJT #BlackHistoryMonth #HeartHeroes

A healthy blood pressure is part of a healthy heart. When blood pressure is high, it decreases the flow of oxygen and blood to the heart, leading to heart disease. The good news is that exercise, dietary changes, medications, monitoring and regular visits with your primary care physician can all help you keep your blood pressure within a healthy range. Learn more here: https://mayocl.in/2zIW292 #HealthTipTuesday #StayHealthyWithPartners #AmericanHeartMonth #HeartHeroes

We have made the decision to put the safety, health and well-being of our community’s seniors first. Partners in Primary Care physicians continue to be in direct communication with our Local Health Department, and stand ready to support their work. In support of minimizing community spread of COVID-19, Partners In Primary Care Grandview will be canceling all Community Center events until the end of March. Partners In Primary Care is currently accepting new patients and will ...continue to care for seniors in the Kansas City area Monday-Friday from 8:30 am-5:00 pm. As a reminder to our current patients, if you feel sick with fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, please give us a call. We will give you instructions on how to get care without exposing other people to your illness. While sick, avoid contact with people, don’t go out and delay any travel to reduce the possibility of spreading illness to others. See more

Partners in Primary Care and Advocate Health Advisors Presents Live Medicare Tips a Facebook LIVE and Webinar Series Join us for the next 8-weeks as Partners in Primary Care and Advocate Health Advisors Regional Manager Brad Gibson discusses the benefits of Medicare that are available to senior residents in the Kansas City community. Our Facebook LIVE events will be hosted on Mondays at 11am CT from August 3rd September 28th, followed by our Medicare Explained Q&A w...ebinar sessions where we answer all of your questions about Medicare plan options. Check out our Facebook events page for our Medicare Explained webinar dates. We hope you’ll join us to learn about finding the right care for you from your Partners in good health. We’ll help ensure you choose the coverage that’s best for you. To register and access our webinar videos on-demand, please visit https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet

Mammograms can detect breast cancer before a lump forms. You may be at higher risk if you’re over 55, so schedule a screening with your physician today. #mammogram #earlydetection #beatbreastcancer

Maintain your preventive care, even as you maintain social distance. If you prefer a Telehealth appointment, learn about what to expect here.

A multivitamin can be a wise choice, especially as you age. That’s because both a decrease in appetite and a lessened ability to absorb nutrients occur as we get older, making a multivitamin a good idea. #HealthTipTuesday #StayHealthyWithPartners