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Whole-person care in geriatric medicine is hard to deliver consistently because older adults rarely arrive with a single, contained problem.

Primary care physicians see it every day: a patient’s labs are stable, medications are appropriate, and the treatment plan is sound.

Aging rarely presents as a single complaint.

Burnout is not a personal flaw.

Heart disease continues to be a major driver of hospitalization and death in older adults.

Integrated cardiology is increasingly essential as heart disease remains one of the most common reasons older adults are hospitalized and a leading

In primary care, trust shows up in everyday interactions. A patient mentions a symptom they almost did not bring up.