Primary care is a health care model that provides accessible, continuous, and coordinated care for a range of health concerns. Primary care providers, such as doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, can help with prevention, wellness, and treatment for common illnesses. They can also develop long-term relationships with patients and advise on a variety of health issues.

Preventive care services refer to medical treatments, screenings, and interventions that are aimed at preventing or detecting health problems before they become more serious. These services are focused on promoting overall health and wellness, and are an essential component of maintaining good physical and mental well-being.

Chronic disease management refers to the ongoing medical care and support provided to individuals who are living with a long-term health condition. These conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, and asthma, require ongoing management and monitoring to prevent complications and improve overall well-being. Chronic disease management involves a collaborative approach between the patient and healthcare providers, including doctors, nurses, and other specialists. This may include regular check-ups, medication management, lifestyle modifications, and education on self-care techniques.