How do I find a primary care physician at UCSD?

Care for All Ages Or call 800-926-8273 — we can help you find the right primary care doctor (PCP).

What is the difference between internal medicine and primary care?

Internal medicine doctors are different from other primary care doctors because they only care for adults. These doctors, also called internists, are trained to treat both simple and complex conditions from early adulthood through old age.

Does UCSD take Medi Cal?

UC San Diego Medical Center and UC San Diego Medical Group accept Medi-Cal fee-for-service (FFS) and contracts with the following Medi-Cal managed care plans.

What do you call your main doctor?

A primary care physician (PCP), or primary care provider, is a health care professional who practices general medicine.

How do I find a doctor in San Diego?

Use Zocdoc to find doctors in San Diego who take your insurance. It’s simple, secure and free.

What is a family medicine doctor called?

Family practice is the practicing vocation of the majority doctors in India. The practitioners of FM include general practitioners, family physicians, FM specialists, and medical officers in the public sector.

What Medicare Advantage plans does UCSD accept?

Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans (non-employer-based)

• Blue Shield 65 Plus HMO. Primary and specialty care.
• Humana Gold Plus Medicare Advantage HMO.
• UC San Diego Health Humana Medicare Advantage HMO.
• Brand New Day Medicare HMO.
• Anthem Blue Cross : Anthem MediBlue Plus (HMO) and Coordination Plus (HMO)

What is a family medicine doctor?

Family practice doctors provide care to people of all ages. These generalists treat chronic conditions, evaluate symptoms, offer preventative care, and let people know when they need to see a specialist. Family practice doctors often work in private office settings or with a group of other family practice doctors.