Integrated care at Peak Vista means whole-person care. Your medical, dental, behavioral health, and specialty care work together to support your full health — body and mind.
We use a team-based, coordinated approach to help make care easier to understand, easier to access, and easier to manage. When services are offered in the same health center, care can often happen in one place, saving you time and stress.
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Your health is more than one visit or one concern. Integrated care brings different services together to support you as a whole person.
At Peak Vista, integrated care means:
Integrated care helps make health care feel more personal, supportive, and complete.
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Why This Matters: Understanding how your care fits together helps you feel more confident and informed when making decisions about your health.
Many Peak Vista health centers offer medical, dental, and behavioral health services in the same location. This can make it easier to get the care you need without traveling to multiple places.
Visits to the Warfarin Center are quick and simple. A pharmacist will check your INR, talk about any changes since your last visit, and adjust your dose if needed. You can always ask questions or talk about any concerns.
When services are available in one health center, you may experience:
If a service is not offered at your location, your care team can help coordinate next steps at another Peak Vista health center.
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Why This Matters: Getting care in one place can reduce stress, save time, and make it easier to stay on top of your health.
Medical care is often the starting point for integrated care. Primary care includes check-ups, care when you are sick, and support for long-term health needs at every stage of life.
Primary care helps you:
Peak Vista provides medical care for children, teens, adults, and seniors, including patients covered by Medicare. Our care teams support age-related health needs and help patients manage conditions that become more common over time, such as diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis.
Primary care providers may include Medical Doctors (MD), Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), Nurse Practitioners (NP), and Physician Assistants (PA).
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Why This Matters: Having a primary care team that knows you and your health history helps you get the right care sooner. Regular medical care can help prevent problems, manage ongoing conditions, and support your long-term health.
Behavioral health services at Peak Vista support emotional well-being, stress management, and healthy habits that affect daily life and physical health. As part of integrated care, behavioral health services may be coordinated with medical care so support is connected and aligned with your overall health goals.
Your provider can help determine when behavioral health support may be helpful and guide you to the right next steps, whether that support is short-term or ongoing.
Behavioral health services may include:
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Why This Matters: When behavioral health care is part of your overall care, you receive support for both emotional and physical health — helping you feel more balanced and better supported.
Dental care supports both oral and overall health.
Services may include:
When dental care is offered at your health center, it may be coordinated with your other care services.
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Why This Matters: Taking care of your teeth and gums helps protect your overall health. When dental care is part of your care plan, problems can be found early, care is easier to coordinate, and you get support that fits your whole health—not just your smile.
Psychiatry at Peak Vista supports patients who may benefit from medication and specialized mental health care. Integrated psychiatry connects this care with primary care so mental and physical health are treated together by a team.
You may benefit from psychiatry support if you:
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Women’s health services support patients through routine care, pregnancy, and preventive screenings. Care is provided in a respectful, supportive setting and may be coordinated with other services when needed.
These services may be helpful if you are:
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Families may use pediatric services for:
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Telehealth and teledental services allow some care to happen through secure phone or video visits when appropriate. These options help make care more flexible and easier to access.
Virtual care may be a good option if you:
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Why This Matters: Knowing about additional services helps you understand the full range of care available to you and your family. These options make it easier to get the right support at the right time—often in ways that fit your life better.
During a medical visit, your provider focuses on your overall health and what matters most to you. This includes listening to your concerns, answering questions, and helping you understand your next steps.
At a medical visit, you can expect:
Sometimes, you may see more than one provider during the same visit. For example, if you tell your medical provider your tooth hurts, they may connect you with a dentist the same day. The same is true if you need behavioral or medical mental health support.
Why This Matters: Knowing what happens during a medical visit helps you feel prepared and confident when talking with your provider about your health.
Behavioral health visits are focused on understanding how stress, emotions, and life experiences affect your health and daily life. These visits offer a supportive space to talk openly and work toward your personal goals.
With behavioral health support, you may experience:
Behavioral health care is designed to support your whole health and fit into your overall care plan.
Why This Matters: Understanding behavioral health support can make it easier to take the first step and get help when you need it.
Dental visits focus on keeping your teeth and gums healthy, and addressing problems early. Your dental team works to provide care that is comfortable, clear, and focused on prevention.
At a dental visit, you can expect:
When dental care is available at your health center, it may be coordinated with your medical and behavioral health care.
Why This Matters: Knowing what to expect at a dental visit can help you feel more comfortable and support your overall health.
Telehealth and teledental visits at Peak Vista allow you to connect with your care team through a secure video visit when in-person care is not needed. These visits follow a simple process and are designed to make getting care easier, more flexible, and more convenient.
Your provider will help determine when a virtual visit is a good option for your care.
How a Telehealth Appointment Works
Here’s what you can expect when scheduling and joining a telehealth visit:
Teledental visits help you get dental care quickly and determine next steps when an in-person visit may or may not be needed.
Here’s how the teledental process works:
Teledental visits run in a web browser and work on most modern devices.
Why This Matters: Knowing how telehealth and teledental visits work can help you feel prepared and confident using virtual care options that save time and make it easier to stay connected to your care team.