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At WellMed, we offer personalized primary care for people with Medicare. For more than 30 years, our doctors have met patient needs with care and compassion, taking the time to listen and build strong, trusting relationships. We take a proactive approach focused on prevention, empowering patients at every step. We also offer support beyond the clinic, including in-home care. Our goal is simple, to provide the best care so you can live your best life.
When turning 65 or choosing a new Medicare plan, choose a plan that includes WellMed. Because when you get the best care, it’s easier to live your best life.
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Liver fibrosis diet: Foods to eat and avoid for better liver health
March 16, 2026
This guide helps you understand the best liver fibrosis diet, which foods are, which to avoid, a sample meal plan and lifestyle tips to optimize liver health in the long term.
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Statins and dementia: what you need to know
March 12, 2026
You may have heard mixed reports about statins and dementia. Some say they cause memory problems, while others say they protect the brain. Knowing the facts helps you make informed choices about your care.
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Boosting brain health
March 11, 2026
In this episode, host Carmenn Miles welcomes Dr. Jyothi Rereddy for an in‑depth conversation about brain health and what we can do to protect cognitive function as we age. Dr. Rereddy breaks down the most important factors that influence brain wellness — from sleep and nutrition to physical activity, social connection, and mental stimulation. She also shares early warning signs to watch for, practical daily habits that support long‑term brain health, and how patients can work with their doctor to reduce risk for cognitive decline.
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Should I monitor my blood pressure at home?
March 5, 2026
Home blood pressure monitoring is one of the most effective tools for managing hypertension — a condition that often shows no symptoms but can lead to serious health complications if left untreated.
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