PulsePoint Primary Health is an adult (18+) primary care practice in Vero Beach that accepts Medicare.
If you have Medicare Part B, you can use a yearly Annual Wellness Visit, or your one-time Welcome to Medicare visit, to sit down with a primary care clinician and plan your prevention for the year ahead.
Sara Poslaiko, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC provides primary care for adults at PulsePoint. Visits are by appointment, Monday–Friday.
Medicare describes the yearly Wellness visit as a conversation-based visit to create or update a personal prevention plan, based on your current health and risk factors. It is not a routine physical exam, and it isn't a sick visit.
At a typical Annual Wellness Visit, you can expect to: fill out a short health questionnaire (Medicare calls it a Health Risk Assessment); have routine measurements taken, like height, weight and blood pressure; review your medical and family history; go over your current prescriptions; get a written checklist of the screenings and preventive services that apply to you; have a brief memory and thinking check; talk about advance directives, if you'd like.
Your clinician will explain what applies to your situation. If you have a specific health concern, we may schedule a separate visit so your wellness visit can stay focused on prevention.
Medicare Part B covers one Welcome to Medicare preventive visit within the first 12 months you have Part B. It's a one-time check-in to review your medical and social history and talk about the preventive services that make sense for you. Like the yearly wellness visit, it isn't a comprehensive physical exam.
During this visit, your clinician will typically review your history, check your body mass index (BMI), do a simple vision test, review your risk for depression, and give you a written plan for recommended screenings.
When you call, tell us you'd like to schedule your Welcome to Medicare visit by name. Please bring: your Medicare card and photo ID; your medical records, if you have them from a previous doctor; your family health history; a list of every prescription, over-the-counter medicine, vitamin and supplement you take, with how often you take each one.
After that, your first yearly Annual Wellness Visit can be scheduled once 12 months have passed since your Welcome to Medicare visit (or since you started Part B). After that, it's once every 12 months.
Medicare open enrollment runs October 15 through December 7. If you're reviewing plans, check that your primary care practice is in the plan's network before you choose. Medicare Advantage plans each have their own networks. PulsePoint can't recommend a plan, but we're happy to tell you whether we work with a plan you're considering. Call (772) 365-4722. For plan comparisons, visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.
Medicare explains what it covers for these preventive visits at medicare.gov. If other tests or services are done during the same visit, or if you'd also like a routine physical exam, other costs may apply. Ask our team about costs when you schedule.
An Annual Wellness Visit is a prevention-planning conversation. A routine physical exam is a different visit, and Medicare may not cover it. PulsePoint offers both for adults, so tell us which one you're looking for when you call, and we'll help you schedule the right visit.
Adults 18 and older. We don't provide pediatric care or vaccines.
Chronic care (like blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes), diabetes education, wound care, and weekday walk-in sick visits for adults with Robert K. Butler, MD. Medical weight management is available when clinically appropriate.
Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (closed Saturday and Sunday). 1880 37th Street, Suite 5, Vero Beach, FL 32960 (US-1 and 37th, Heron Pointe Medical Center, next to Hope Imaging). Phone: (772) 365-4722. Email: scheduling@pulsepointprimary.com.
Getting started: New Medicare patients and returning patients can call or email to schedule an Annual Wellness Visit, a Welcome to Medicare visit, or a new-patient primary care appointment. Bring your insurance card and your medication list.
Call (772) 365-4722 or email scheduling@pulsepointprimary.com to ask about an Annual Wellness Visit.
Medicare information summarized from medicare.gov, October 2026.
No. Medicare describes the Annual Wellness Visit as a conversation-based visit to create or update your prevention plan. It isn't a routine physical exam. If you'd like a physical, tell us when you schedule.
Medicare covers it once every 12 months. Your first one can't be within 12 months of starting Part B or of your Welcome to Medicare visit.
It's a one-time preventive visit that Medicare Part B covers within your first 12 months of having Part B. Ask for it by name when you call.
Your Medicare card, photo ID, a list of every medication and supplement you take, your family health history, and medical records from a previous doctor if you have them.
Medicare Advantage plans have their own networks, so it depends on the plan. Call (772) 365-4722 with your plan name and we'll check.
We can't recommend plans. We can tell you whether we work with a plan you're considering. For comparisons, visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.
No. PulsePoint Primary Health sees adults 18 and older only.
PulsePoint Primary Health, 1880 37th Street, Suite 5, Vero Beach, FL 32960. Phone (772) 365-4722. Email scheduling@pulsepointprimary.com. Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; Saturday and Sunday closed. Insurance accepted: Medicare, TriCare, Cigna, First Health, cash pay. Adults 18+.