Geriatric Care

Local healthcare in St. John, Kansas, with a personal approach to your care.

Primary Care for Older Adults in St. John, KS

Midwest Healthcare provides personalized primary care for older adults in St. John and the surrounding communities. We take time to understand your health concerns, current medicines, daily routines, and goals so your care plan reflects what matters to you.

A familiar primary care clinic for ongoing health concerns, preventive care, and changes that affect everyday life.

Care Centered on You

Your Health Priorities

Clear Communication

Caregiver Involvement With Permission

Ongoing Primary Care

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Clinic Hours

Monday–Thursday: 7:00 AM–4:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM–12:00 PM (noon)
Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Personalized Care as Your Needs Change

Your health needs and priorities can change over time. A primary care visit is an opportunity to discuss ongoing conditions, new symptoms, medicines, and the activities you want to keep doing. At Midwest Healthcare, we work with you to plan practical next steps that fit your health history and daily life.

We welcome questions about mobility, independence, and changes you or a caregiver have noticed. With your permission, a trusted family member or caregiver can join the conversation. When additional evaluation or specialty care is appropriate, we can discuss coordination and referral options.

Support for Everyday Health

Care for older adults brings ongoing health concerns and everyday priorities into one conversation. Your plan can include chronic condition follow-up, a review of medicines, and preventive care based on your individual needs.

Chronic Condition Follow-Up

Discuss ongoing conditions, changes in symptoms, and how your current care plan fits your day-to-day life.

Medication Review

Bring an up-to-date list of prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, and supplements so we can review questions about their use.

Mobility and Independence

Talk about balance, walking, falls, and daily activities so your care plan can address the concerns that matter to you.

Planning Care With a Trusted Person

If you would like a family member or caregiver to take part, tell the clinic when arranging your visit. Bring your medicine and supplement list, relevant records, and questions about daily activities or changes you have noticed. Your permission, preferences and care goals remain central to the conversation.

Ongoing Health Concerns
Medication and Supplement Review
Personalized Care Planning
Preventive Care Discussions
Mobility and Daily Activities
Your Health Goals and Preferences
Care Coordination and Referrals
Family and Caregiver Communication

What to Expect at Your Visit

Whether you are establishing care or returning for follow-up, your visit gives us time to discuss what has changed and decide what comes next.

1

Share Your Concerns and Goals

Tell us about symptoms, everyday challenges, and what you hope to address. Bring your current medicine list and any relevant records.

2

Make a Plan Together

We review your history and examination findings, discuss your options, and agree on next steps based on your needs and preferences.

3

Continue With Follow-Up

We discuss when to return, what to monitor, and whether coordination with another clinician would be helpful.

FAQS

Questions About Geriatric Primary Care

Find practical answers about scheduling, preparing for your visit, caregiver involvement, and billing at Midwest Healthcare.

How do I schedule a geriatric care appointment?

New and existing patients can call Midwest Healthcare at 620-377-7272 to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins are also welcome during business hours: Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–4:00 PM, and Friday, 7:00 AM–12:00 PM (noon). We are closed Saturday and Sunday.

What should I bring to my visit?

Bring your photo ID, insurance information, an up-to-date list of prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines and supplements, and any relevant medical records. A short list of your questions or recent changes can help guide the visit.

Can a family member or caregiver join my visit?

With your permission, a trusted family member or caregiver can join your visit to help share information, ask questions, and understand the care plan. Your preferences and goals remain central to the conversation.

How can I ask about billing or the patient portal?

Patient portal access and online bill pay are coming soon. The Patient Portal and Pay My Bill pages explain their current status. Ask the clinic about specific billing questions.