FAQ’s Welgen One

• Who is Welgen One?

Welgen One is an integrated healthcare services group comprising board-certified physicians and allied health professionals who provide a range of mobile preventive wellness services.

• Why do organizations opt to participate in mobile health screenings?

Organizations opt to participate in mobile health screenings to improve access to care, particularly for vulnerable populations. These screenings can offer a range of services, from preventative care to chronic disease management, and can help lower barriers to healthcare access in resource-limited areas.

In addition, participating in mobile health screenings is beneficial because even individuals who appear healthy may uncover concerns, affirming the effectiveness of their healthy lifestyle or highlighting areas for improvement.

• Who is eligible to participate?

Eligibility for participation typically includes individuals between the ages of 5 and 65, encompassing families, employees, businesses, non-profit organizations, religious centers, and the community at large.

• How does one register?

Visit our website, www.welgenone.com, and click on “Get Verified Today” to complete the secure Online Intake Form. Upon submission, the information will undergo verification for approval. A confirmation email, along with a scheduling link, will be dispatched.

Although walk-ins are accepted, priority will be given to individuals with pre-scheduled appointments.

• Which Insurances are Accepted?

Most commercial insurance plans, including Oscar, Tricare, Medicare, and Medicaid (such as Peach State, CareSource, and Amerigroup), are accepted. However, HMOs are not accepted. Verification of all participants occurs before scheduling an appointment.

• What is the duration of the screening process and what can I expect?

A health screening usually takes between 20 to 30 minutes.

In this screening, a range of metrics are evaluated to gauge your general health status. Common measurements include blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose levels, and body mass index (BMI). Additionally, screenings may test for particular health issues like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, thyroid disorders, as well as food and environmental allergies.

• Is fasting required prior to screening?

Fasting is not required prior to the screening. Non-fasting tests can accurately determine your total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, and blood glucose levels. Should your results be borderline or elevated, the screening personnel will advise you to see your doctor for a detailed fasting blood test..

• If you are advised to seek immediate medical attention due to high test results, will the company cover my medical expenses?

You are responsible for any expenses not covered by your health plan. The guidance from the screening staff is a recommendation and should not be considered medical advice. Our providers will offer medical guidance and recommendations.

• Will my screening results remain confidential?

Your screening results will be kept confidential. By signing the Informed Consent Form, you grant Welgen One, an external entity, the authority to handle this data as confidential medical information. The company will not have access to your individual results. Welgen One, which performs the screenings, adheres to HIPAA confidentiality standards and follows strict privacy and security protocols.

• Is it necessary to include my Social Security number on the Screening Consent Form?

No, Welgen One may only request the last four digits of your Social Security number on the consent form.

If you do not agree with the Screening Intake & Consent Forms, you cannot participate in the screening process. Signing a Screening Consent Form is mandatory for participation. Welgen One legally mandates patient consent for the collection of confidential medical information.