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What is a “PCP” and do I need one?

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What is a “PCP” and do I need one?

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A “PCP” is a Primary Care Physician, generally in the specialties of Family or General Practice, Internal Medicine or Pediatrics. If you have previously seen a Santa Cruz Medical Foundation (SCMF) PCP, you will automatically be assigned to your regular physician. If you are new to SCMC, you will need to choose a PCP. If you are unsure or need assistance in choosing a PCP, call the Managed Care Office at 458-5500. Your PCP will be able to help you if you need a referral to a specialist or need a test or procedure that is not done at SCMF. It is a good idea to make a “get acquainted visit” with your PCP if you are new to the Clinic or have never met your PCP. This means your PCP will know who you are if you need to be seen because of illness, or need your PCP’s help with a referral.

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