Last Updated: 09/21/2026
At Odam Medical Group, we provide routine preventive care for adults 65 and older in Crystal and St. Cloud, MN. Preventive visits give you an opportunity to review your health, discuss changes or concerns, and determine which screenings or other preventive services may be appropriate based on your age, health history, and individual risk factors.
Medicare preventive visits give patients an opportunity to review their health, risk factors, and preventive care needs with a healthcare provider. The type of preventive visit available to you depends on how long you have had Medicare Part B and whether you have already completed an initial preventive visit. Our team can help you understand which Medicare wellness visit applies to you when scheduling.
Preventive care may include screenings based on your age, medical history, risk factors, and current health. During your visit, your provider can review which screenings may be appropriate for you and discuss Medicare coverage for recommended preventive services. If a screening or evaluation identifies a health concern, your provider can discuss appropriate next steps and follow-up care. Contact our Crystal or St. Cloud location to schedule an appointment.
Why are preventive care visits important for adults 65 and older?
Preventive visits provide an opportunity to review your health, discuss risk factors, and determine which screenings or other preventive services may be appropriate. They can also help identify changes in your health that may need additional evaluation or follow-up.
When should I schedule a Medicare wellness visit?
The Medicare preventive visit available to you depends on how long you have had Medicare Part B and whether you have already completed an initial preventive visit. Odam Medical Group can help you determine which type of Medicare wellness visit applies when you schedule.
Does Medicare cover preventive screenings?
Medicare covers many preventive services for eligible beneficiaries, but coverage requirements can vary by service. Your provider can discuss which screenings may be appropriate for you, and you can review your Medicare benefits for specific coverage details.