Enabling a new care experience

Patina patients express their appreciation for a medical practice that focuses specifically on age-friendly care with a dedicated team that spends as much time as needed to really listen, understand, and address their unique health concerns.

Fast appointments. Responsive. A team devoted to your needs. Patients say this and more about Patina, comparing us to concierge care – but without the high cost.

Feeling overwhelmed with care options but unsure what steps to take? Need help with the legwork related to coordinating with specialists, getting insurance approvals, and resolving other care-related issues? Patients describe how their Patina Health Champion makes things easy – staying on top of the details, providing peace...

Whether meeting their primary care practitioner (PCP) through a video visit or in-person at home, Patina patients feel confident that all their care needs are met – just as if they were in the doctor’s office. Hear from them along with our lead PCP, Dr. Alex Ristow, in this video that brings that experience to life.

Patients weigh in on the value of their dedicated Patina team, who stays with them over time to ensure all their needs are met. Checking in, following up, and providing care on their terms: “It just makes you feel good that someone really cares for you.”

Patients share their experiences with Patina’s unique approach to primary care, calling our app “very easy” to use – a convenient way to engage with their care team to ask questions, request prescription refills or appointments, meet their primary care provider through video visits, and more.

Patina is primary care just for adults 65+. We’re experts in aging and the unique changes that take place as you grow older. Our team cares for your total health and well-being – physical, mental and social care needs – taking the time to really know you and what matters most to you.

Depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders are common among the older population, but are not considered a normal part of aging. The National Council on Aging (NCOA) reports that one in four older adults will experience a mental disorder.