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Read your medical insurance company's certificate of coverage. Determine if they require you to see a PCP within their network. If so, obtain that list, and phone several offices to determine if they are taking new patients. Of course, you can select a PCP out of network, but the insurance company may or may not cover the costs of office visits, diagnosis, and lab work.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
If you don't have a primary care physician and you should get one.Finding a primary care physician is not all that different than finding any other type of a doctor.Your medical insurance plan may have a certain restrictions of doctors you can choose from.If all else fails you can ask your plastic surgeon to refer you to a primary care doctor.Best,Mats Hagstrom M.D.