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It’s December: Have you gotten your annual checkup?

Maximize your health benefits with an annual wellness exam at ZoomCare.

Presented by ZoomCare November 12, 2024

When you’re feeling healthy, it may seem like there is no need for a doctor’s visit. But annual wellness exams are essential check-ins of your health – and they’re covered by most insurance plans. With just a few weeks left in 2024, now is the time to take advantage of this benefit. ZoomCare is accepting new patients, and it's easy to schedule an annual wellness exam at one of ZoomCare's conveniently located neighborhood clinics in the Puget Sound.

Here’s why your wellness exam is an important gift to yourself and those who count on you.

1. Early detection saves lives.

Serious health issues like prediabetes and high blood pressure can develop without symptoms. Skipping the doctor may mean missing the signs. During a wellness exam, your ZoomCare provider will tailor screenings and tests based on your age, lifestyle and risk factors. They’ll review your health history, listen to your heart and lungs, take vital measurements, and ensure your vaccination record is up to date, providing a full picture of your health.

2. Whole-person health

Wellness exams focus on you, not just symptoms. The wellness exam is an opportunity to talk about your overall health, including mental, physical and even sexual health. You may discuss your diet, sleep patterns, physical activity and other factors that affect health. You can get direction on health goals and being a healthier you.

3. Lab work gives vital insight

Routine bloodwork during your annual exam helps your doctor track important health markers like cholesterol and blood sugar. These numbers can flag potential risks early, giving you the insight to make lifestyle changes to prevent chronic illness.

4. Build a primary care relationship

ZoomCare isn’t just for urgent care—establish a primary care provider (PCP) for year-round support. Research shows having a PCP leads to better health outcomes, and ZoomCare’s four-star+ rated Seattle providers are ready to offer compassionate, high-quality care.

5. Seamless connection to specialized care

If your annual exam uncovers an issue that requires more attention, your provider can coordinate follow-up care with ZoomCare specialists in family medicine, women's health, mental health or medical imaging.

6. It’s covered by insurance.

Most major health plans pay for one free annual wellness exam every year. ZoomCare accepts most major insurance plans. Whenever you book a healthcare appointment, it’s best to check with your insurer to verify your copay, deductible and network status. If you don’t have health insurance, the self-pay rate for an annual wellness exam is $315. 

7. Get seen before the end of the year.

ZoomCare accepts new patients and has dozens of appointments available. You can get wellness lab tests and vaccinations at the same location. See immediately online what Seattle metro locations have available appointments and choose what works best for you. With the scarcity of primary care providers in our area, avoid the wait and get in quickly.

8. Find care near your home or work.

From West Seattle to Shoreline to Overlake, ZoomCare has 20 locations in the Seattle metro area. There are also video visit options. Wherever you choose, each Seattle location boasts a four-star+ Google rating from hundreds of satisfied patients.

Catching potential issues early and building a strong relationship with a provider is invaluable. Make your resolution to take care of your health. As ZoomCare’s chief Medical Officer Mark Zeitzer, M.D., says, “What could be more important and foundational to your health than Primary Care? What you want in a Primary Care partnership is high-quality, longitudinal care from a highly qualified clinician—who is part of a team that knows you and is there for you when and where you need it. That is exactly what ZoomCare offers.”

 Start your wellness journey today – schedule a visit at your nearest ZoomCare location.

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