Potomac Internal Medicine

Potomac Internal Medicine offers two annual membership rates. The standard rate is $2,075 per year, and Option A is $1,900 per year. The practice also offers a family plan that allows members to add additional family members to their enrollment.

Yes. Dr. Golesorkhi makes himself available to members 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Members can reach him by phone, text, or email at any time. This direct access applies to both urgent concerns and routine questions.

Dr. Golesorkhi spends an average of 30 to 45 minutes with members during standard visits. Annual physicals run up to 90 minutes. The practice also offers same-day or next-business-day appointments for members who need prompt attention.

Yes. Dr. Golesorkhi offers virtual visits for members. His practice has used electronic records from the start, and telehealth fits naturally into how he coordinates ongoing care.

Yes. The practice accepts several major insurance plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Medicare, Multiplan/PHCS, United Healthcare, and Tricare. The annual membership fee is separate from insurance billing. Patients should contact the office or their insurance provider to confirm in-network status.

Dr. Golesorkhi manages a broad range of adult health needs. His clinical focus includes hypertension, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol, lung disease, respiratory illness, and sleep disorders. He also performs annual physicals, health screenings, and coordinates specialist referrals when needed.

Yes. Potomac Internal Medicine offers a prescription savings program through UnarxCard. Members can save up to 80% on eligible medications at more than 68,000 national and regional pharmacies. The card works on prescriptions not covered by insurance and requires no activation.

8375 to schedule a consultation. The practice welcomes individuals and families interested in joining the Personalized Care Program.

Yes. Dr. Golesorkhi actively coordinates care with outside specialists when his patients need additional expertise. He maintains a strong referral network and has worked with specialists at institutions including Johns Hopkins. He remains involved in overseeing the care his patients receive from those specialists.