Primary Care · South Bay Area
Primary Care for South Bay Patients
South Bay sits about 3.3 miles west of our Belle Glade office along US-27, close enough that primary care here doesn't mean a long drive around the lake. Dr. Moises Sebastian sees patients at the Belle Glade office.
What we handle at a primary care visit
- Annual physicals and wellness exams
- Management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol
- Sick visits for common illnesses
- Preventive screenings and immunizations
- Referrals to specialists when needed
- Medication reviews and refills
Getting to us from South Bay
Our Belle Glade office is about 3.3 miles from South Bay via US-27 and State Road 80. Dr. Moises Sebastian provides primary care there, and same-day appointments and walk-ins are welcome for patients who need to be seen sooner than a scheduled visit allows.
Insurance and new patients
We work with most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Call (561) 448-3114 and our staff can confirm your coverage, explain what to bring to a first visit, and get you scheduled.
Who this is for
- Adults establishing care with a new primary care provider
- Patients managing an ongoing condition like diabetes or high blood pressure
- Anyone due for an annual physical or age-appropriate screening
- Patients who want one provider who knows their history over time
- People who need a same-day visit for a common illness
- Patients coordinating referrals or follow-up care after a diagnosis made elsewhere
About the South Bay area
South Bay is a small city on the south shore of Lake Okeechobee, at the junction of US-27 and State Road 80, with an economy tied to the surrounding agricultural area. Patients from this area make up a regular part of our schedule, and our front-office staff are used to giving directions from local landmarks if you haven't been to the office before. If you're not sure which of our offices is closest to you, call and we can help you figure that out before you book.
Why an ongoing relationship matters
A single visit can treat a single problem, but primary care is built around the visits that come after it. Your provider gets to know your history, your medications, and how your numbers have moved over time, which makes it easier to catch something small before it becomes something bigger. That's the real difference between primary care and a one-off visit somewhere else — not the first appointment, but the second, third, and tenth, all with someone who already knows your case. New patients are welcome any time, and there's no wrong point to start.
What ongoing primary care looks like
A first visit usually covers your health history, current medications, and whatever brought you in that day, whether that's a physical, a new symptom, or transferring care from a previous provider. From there, most patients settle into a rhythm of visits spaced out based on their own health needs — closer together for an actively managed condition, further apart for someone who's generally healthy. Dr. Moises Sebastian and the rest of the Belle Glade team keep that history in one place, so a visit for one thing doesn't start from zero on everything else.
How far is the Belle Glade office from South Bay?
Our Belle Glade office is about 3.3 miles from South Bay, via US-27 and State Road 80. Same-day appointments and walk-ins are welcome, and our staff can confirm your insurance coverage when you call to schedule. Call (561) 448-3114 to reach the office directly.
Who will I see for my visit?
Dr. Moises Sebastian sees patients at the Belle Glade office. New patients are welcome, and our staff can walk you through what a first visit involves — including what to bring — before you come in, so there are no surprises.
What does a primary care visit typically cover?
A primary care visit typically covers annual physicals and wellness exams, management of ongoing conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, sick visits for common illnesses, preventive screenings, and medication reviews or refills. Referrals to specialists are made when your provider recommends one.
Do you accept new patients?
Yes. Call (561) 448-3114 to schedule a first visit, and our staff can confirm your insurance coverage and answer any other questions ahead of time. Same-day appointments and walk-ins are welcome if you need to be seen sooner, and most new patients are able to get on the schedule within the week.
Can I switch to this office if I already have a primary care provider elsewhere?
Yes. Call ahead and our staff can help with the transition, including requesting records from your prior provider if you'd like your history brought over. New patients are welcome, and most can be scheduled within the week, so switching does not have to mean a long gap in your care.
Do you coordinate with specialists if I need one?
Yes. When your provider recommends a specialist, a referral is made as part of your visit, and results or notes from that specialist are generally coordinated back into your primary care record so your care stays connected, rather than scattered across offices that never talk to each other.
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Belle Glade office
124 SW 1st St
Belle Glade, FL 33430
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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