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You’re more than a set of symptoms. From pediatrics to adult needs, preventive programs to complex care – we’re here to support you on every step in your journey.
You can enjoy personalized care without pricey fees. Our doctors take time to listen to your concerns, from wellness programs to chronic care management.
You have enough on your plate. We make it easy to message your doctor, connect to on-demand virtual care, receive appointment reminders, refill prescriptions, and more.
You’re more than a set of symptoms. From pediatrics to adult needs, preventive programs to complex care – we’re here to support you on every step in your journey.
You can enjoy personalized care without pricey fees. Our doctors take time to listen to your concerns, from wellness programs to chronic care management.
IN EPISODE FIVE of The Break Room, we discuss the role physicians can play in lowering the costs of healthcare. Mounting medical costs have been increasingly burdensome for many American families and in this episode we talk with Rick Foerster, Vice President of Population Health at Privia on how doctors can play an active role in lowering their patients’ costs.
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