Frequently Asked Questions

While many patients begin seeing a geriatrician in their 70s, age isn’t the only factor. It’s ideal for older adults dealing with memory loss, frequent falls, multiple health conditions, or families needing coordinated care support.

Dr. Kaur is trained in both internal medicine and geriatrics, so she welcomes adult patients of all ages. While seniors benefit most from geriatric expertise, younger adults can also receive high-quality, personalized care.

We manage chronic illnesses (like diabetes, hypertension, arthritis), memory disorders, mobility issues, and more. Our focus is on helping patients stay independent, active, and safe.

Caregivers are valued members of the care team. We encourage them to attend appointments, ask questions, and participate in care planning. Dr. Kaur also connects families to helpful resources and provides emotional support.

We offer detailed evaluations, memory care planning, medication management, and safety recommendations. Dr. Kaur helps families navigate every stage with compassion and clarity.

Dr. Kaur reviews all health conditions and medications holistically. She simplifies treatment plans, reduces unnecessary medications, and ensures that all care decisions align with your goals.

Yes. We offer screenings for chronic diseases, fall risk, memory, and more. Dr. Kaur emphasizes vaccinations, diet, exercise, and mental well-being to promote healthy aging.

Call us during office hours, and our staff will help schedule your visit.

Bring your photo ID, insurance card, a list of medications, any recent test results, and a list of questions or concerns. Caregivers are welcome.

Dr. Kaur will review your health history, perform a gentle exam, and discuss your health goals. The visit is unhurried and focused on understanding your needs.

Absolutely. We encourage caregiver participation to ensure clarity and support.

Yes. We create personalized care plans that address current health, anticipate changes, and support aging in place with confidence.

We accept Medicare and most major insurance providers. Contact us to confirm if your plan is covered.

Usually not. Most patients can self-refer. Some insurance plans may require selection of a primary care provider or prior authorization.

We handle insurance claims on your behalf. Co-pays are collected at the visit, and any outstanding balance is billed afterward.