CareMore Health

11/20/2025

⏰ Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period ends Dec. 7. If you haven't reviewed your coverage options yet, NOW is the time.

Some plans require prior authorization, referrals, or step therapy for medications. These rules affect how easily you can get care.

Before you make any changes, review:
• How your current plan is changing for 2026
• Whether your doctors are still in-network
• Your prescription costs under different plans
• Your out-of-pocket costs — not just your monthly premium

Switching plans can impact your access to your current care team. Make sure any new plan keeps you connected to the providers who know you and your health history.

11/18/2025

🫶 Meeting people where they are starts with listening. Our doctors take time to understand your story — your challenges, your goals, and what feels possible for you right now.

We deliver whole-person care in a way that's important to patients.

For example: Not ready to quit smoking? We get it. Your doctor can chat with you about what you already know about to***co, whether you want to quit someday, and what support would work for you when that time comes.

Meeting you where you are means that we can help you at any stage of your health journey.

Get personalized care that fits your needs at a CareMore Health location near you:
https://caremore.me/4gMls7w

11/14/2025

The average primary care visit in America lasts 7 minutes—barely enough time to confirm current medications, let alone understand a patient's life circumstances and health goals.

Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Greg Whisman, sat down with The Healthcare Blog to discuss how CareMore approaches primary care differently. The conversation covered longer appointment times and wrapping team-based care around patients—including social work, case management, and 24/7 access to nurse practitioners.

For seniors managing chronic conditions, this model makes a measurable difference. As Dr. Whisman explains, "So much of what determines how a patient does, how they avoid going to the ER, how they stay out of the hospital happens outside that 7 minutes."

Watch the full conversation here:
https://caremore.me/3LD0j4l

Matthew Holt Greg Whisman, CareMore Health Oct 23, 2025 Greg Whisman is the Chief Medical Officer of CareMore Health, a venerable prepaid medical group caring for seniors. It’s been part of Anthem/Elevance for many years but this year spun off as part of a larger PE backed group called Millennium....

11/08/2025

Did you know: If you have Medicare, you're entitled to a wellness visit each year?!
If you haven’t seen your doctor yet this year, plan now to get your visit in by Dec. 31.

The Medicare Annual Wellness Visit covers:
- A review of your health history and current medications
- Screenings for depression and memory changes
- Preventive services tailored to your needs
- Personalized advice based on your health risks
- A plan for the upcoming year

Why schedule now?
- Appointments fill up quickly in November and December
- To ensure you have time to complete any recommended screenings
- Early detection of health issues leads to better outcomes
- It's covered by Medicare Part B — at no additional cost to you

What to bring:
- List of all medications and supplements
- Results from recent tests or procedures
- Questions about your health concerns

📞 Don't let this valuable benefit go unused. Talk to your CareMore Health provider today to schedule your visit and make the most of your Medicare benefits.

11/06/2025

🎉We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Adam Solomon, MD, MMM, FACP, to the CareMore Health team!

Dr. Solomon joins us as Regional Medical Officer with decades of experience as a provider and leader. He believes that truly collaborating with patients leads to better outcomes. He spent 14 years providing comprehensive adult care in Salem, Oregon, where he served as managing partner of a multi-specialty medical group and as president of an independent physicians association.

We look forward to his leadership in supporting quality care for our patients.

11/05/2025

Good news — CareMore Health now accepts Aetna Medicare Advantage plans in California!

If you're reviewing Medicare options for 2026, you’ll now have another way to access our whole-person care.

Together, CareMore Health and Aetna are working to make it easier to access quality care.

10/27/2025

Planning to spend more time with family during the holidays this year? You might notice changes in a loved one that worry you.

Memory lapses, confusion about familiar places, or difficulty following conversations can be concerning.

What can you do?
• Trust your instincts — you know your loved one best
• Keep a list of specific examples of concerning behaviors
• Encourage a visit with their primary care doctor
• Offer to attend the appointment with them for support

Remember: Not all memory changes indicate dementia. Medications, depression, stress, or other health conditions can affect memory and thinking.

We know these conversations are difficult. Our providers take time to listen to your concerns, conduct thorough evaluations, and provide clear guidance for you and your loved ones.

Early evaluation leads to better outcomes and peace of mind. If you're worried, don't wait — schedule an appointment today.

Find a doctor to talk to near you: https://caremore.me/4gMls7w

10/25/2025

Great healthcare starts with great primary care. But what does that mean?

It means that:
• Your doctor knows your name, your history, and your health goals
• You can get a same-day appointment when you are sick
• Your care team collaborates so nothing falls through the cracks
• You're treated as a whole person, not just a list of symptoms
• Prevention gets as much attention as treatment

Most importantly: You have time to ask questions, voice concerns, and feel truly heard during every appointment.

This isn't revolutionary, it's just good medicine. Experience the difference that personalized primary care makes.

Find a CareMore Health provider who will put your health first:
https://caremore.me/4gMls7w

10/21/2025

Fall is here, and so is flu season. Getting your flu shot is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself and your loved ones.

The CDC recommends everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated by the end of October.

Why get vaccinated now?
• It takes about 2 weeks for protection to build up
• Flu activity typically peaks between December and February
• Even if you get sick, vaccination can make symptoms milder and shorter

Getting a flu vaccine is fast and easy at:
• Your CareMore Health clinic (appointments recommended but not required)
• A pharmacy near you.

Get the scoop on flu shots here: https://caremore.me/3IYVH7P

10/16/2025

Medicare patients: Are you taking advantage of all the preventive services your benefits cover?

Here's what you might be missing:
• Annual wellness visits
• Cardiovascular screenings
• Bone density tests
• Glaucoma screenings
• Diabetes screenings
• Cancer screenings (mammograms, colonoscopy, etc.)
• Vaccinations (flu, pneumonia, shingles)

Preventive services help catch health issues early, when they’re often easier to treat and less likely to become serious.

Pro tip: Schedule your annual wellness visit first — your provider can help you determine which other screenings you're due for and help you plan them throughout the year.

Don't wait until you feel sick. Preventive care catches problems early when they're easier and less expensive to treat.

At CareMore Health, we’ll help you keep track of your screenings, send reminders, and coordinate your care so it’s simple and stress-free.

If you’re not already a CareMore Health patient, join us today: https://caremore.me/3K9mA95

10/15/2025

⚠️ Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period is now open! Use this checklist to make sure you're getting the best coverage for your needs, and take action before Dec. 7:

✅ Review:
• How much did you spend on healthcare this year?
• Did you have trouble accessing any medications?
• Were all your doctors and specialists covered in-network?
• Did you use services such as physical therapy or mental health care?

✅ Look Ahead:
• Do you expect any health changes in the next year?
• Will you need new medications or treatments?
• Are you planning any major medical procedures?
• Do you want to keep the same doctors?

✅ Before You Decide:
• Compare at least 3 plan options
• Make sure your doctors are in-network and your medications are covered
• Consider total yearly costs, not just monthly premiums

Need help working through this checklist?
Check with your local health plan brokers who are available to guide you through your options to make the best choice for your health and budget.

10/14/2025

Taking medications as prescribed can be harder than it sounds. Between busy schedules, side effects, and complex instructions, it’s easy to miss doses or stop altogether.

Here are a few tips for staying on top of your medications:
✅ Use a pill organizer: Fill it weekly to see at a glance what you’ve taken.
✅ Set reminders on your cellphone: Multiple alarms help you stay on track.
✅ Keep a medication list: Note what each one is for so you know why it matters.
✅ Talk to your pharmacist: They can suggest timing strategies and answer questions about side effects.
✅ Link to daily habits: Pair your medications with things you already do, such as your morning coffee or evening TV.

Most importantly, never stop taking prescribed medications without talking to your doctor, even if you feel better.

At CareMore Health, your care team makes sure your medications work well together and fit into your daily routine.

📞 Questions about your medications? Don’t hesitate to ask — call your local clinic to set up a medication review with your primary care physician. We’re here to help.