Senior Primary Care FAQs

Learn about seasonal flu symptoms and flu vaccination services available at Mercy.

Most of us don’t visit the doctor until we’re sick. But as a Medicare – Part B enrollee, you get a free Annual Wellness Visit to help keep you feeling your best.

Mercy's primary care providers maximize your health with various preventive care services including physical exams, health screenings & more. Find a doctor today.

Vaccinations are important for adults looking to prevent serious illness based on age, travel or occupation. Learn about Mercy’s adult immunization services that help adults stay current with vaccines.

Mercy's geriatric evaluation and management (GEM) assessment provides a comprehensive plan for managing elderly loved ones' condition & care. Click here to learn more.

Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia among older adults. It causes a steady loss of memory, affecting a person's speech, thought and everyday activities. Learn more about Alzheimer's, including the signs and symptoms, and management techniques.

Macular degeneration is often called age-related macular degeneration (AMD or ARMD). It typically affects older adults and is the leading cause of vision loss.

Whether low bone density puts you at risk for osteoporosis or you’ve already been diagnosed, Mercy’s orthopedic specialists can help. Your treatment plan will help you build bone strength, slow bone loss and prevent broken bones.