Your Neighborhood Doctor, Close to New Carrollton.

New Carrollton is a close-knit, diverse community, and Pandora Family Medicine is built to match it. This is a small practice where your doctor knows your name. You'll see the same doctor at every visit, follow-up care is easy to get, and nobody is rushing you out the door.

Medicare and Maryland Medicaid are welcome, along with most major commercial plans and self-pay options. If you've been putting off finding a family doctor, this is a straightforward place to start.

Dr. Gougian is a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon who has completed thousands of immigration medical exams. If you're applying for a green card and need an I-693, this is a legitimate, experienced place to have it done. New Carrollton's immigrant community is well-represented here, and the office serves patients in both English and Spanish.

The exam fee is quoted before you book. You'll only receive the vaccines and tests you actually need, and immunity testing is part of the process, so you're not automatically repeating shots you've already had. The sealed envelope goes out correctly the first time.

There's no judgment here about your weight or your history with it. If you've tried other programs and felt like they didn't take you seriously, that's worth saying out loud at your first visit. Dr. Gougian is a Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, which means weight management is a clinical specialty, not an add-on service.

Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, phentermine, and Qsymia are all options depending on what's right for you. Questions about safety, especially around GLP-1 medications, are welcome and get straight answers. Unlike Ro, Noom, or Calibrate, there's no subscription. You pay $200 for your first visit and $150 for follow-ups, and that's it. Insurance coverage is explored, and prior authorization support is included when it's needed.

Also serving patients from:

• Hyattsville
• College Park
• Takoma Park
• Langley Park
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