Parkview Advantage Clinic

Your nurse navigator will:

• Help answer your questions and connect with your physician for additional information or to address concerns you may have.
• Connect you and your family with available hospital and community resources.
• Provide education on disease processes and your treatment plan.
• Assist with medication management and prescription resources.
• Follow up after hospital stays and/or emergency room visits.

As part of the behavioral health resources available to patients, a licensed clinical behavioral health therapist will:

• Answer your mental health questions, address concerns and connect with your provider for additional information.
• Gain access to traditional behavioral health visits as well as in-office consults.
• Help with the following:
  • Mood disorder treatment
  • Substance use disorder treatment
  • Grief and loss
  • Sleep disturbance counseling
  • Depression and anxiety
  • Difficult life transitions
• Coordinate inpatient psychiatric care, if needed.

The PAC pharmacist will:

• Collaborate with you and your provider on medication management.
• Counsel you on important medication information.
• Serve as a resource and provide educational information for the care team.
• Co-manage chronic conditions when directed by your primary care provider.

The PAC is best for patients with two or more chronic conditions who have Medicare Advantage plans: United Healthcare (UHC), Humana, Aetna or Anthem. The clinic is a helpful option for patients who have been diagnosed with chronic medical conditions such as  diabetes, heart disease, heart failure, chronic kidney disease, arthritis and more.

Unfortunately, we would not be able to care for you at the PAC. However, you can be seen by any of our other primary care providers accepting patients.

Yes. Once you are a patient at the PAC, we will provide all your primary care needs.