The extraordinary care you deserve.
The Sharp Experience begins when you choose a great doctor.
The extraordinary care you deserve.
The Sharp Experience begins when you choose a great doctor.
It's easy to choose Sharp.
Step 1: Pick an insurance plan Sharp accepts.
See if your employer's plan includes Sharp
Plans we acceptBuy insurance, including Covered California
Get coverageView Medicare plans we accept and get enrolled
Medicare plansStep 2: Choose a doctor who's right for you.
Search for a doctor based on ratings and reviews, insurance, location and more.
Doctors at Sharp have an average rating of 4.7 stars.
We accept almost all health insurance plans, including Medicare.
- Sharp Health Plan
- Aetna
- Blue Shield
- UnitedHealthcare
- Medicare
- Anthem Blue Cross
- CIGNA
- And more
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Here, you'll have access to safe, convenient care — when and where you need it.
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Have a question? We're here to help.
Whether you have questions about insurance or need to find a doctor, our team is here for you. Call us at 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277), Monday through Friday, 7 am to 7 pm.
How can I find out if Sharp accepts my health insurance?
Sharp accepts most health insurance plans. Take a look at the plans we accept to find out if you're covered. Don't see your health plan listed? We can help. Call us at 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277), Monday through Friday, 7 am to 7 pm.
What is a primary care doctor or PCP?
Your primary care doctor (also called primary care physician or PCP) is your main doctor, and will become familiar with your health history, coordinate your care and help you get treatment from specialists when needed. Doctors who specialize in family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics — as well as some OBGYNs and cardiologists— are all considered primary care doctors.
What's the difference between an internal medicine doctor and a family medicine doctor?
Family medicine doctors and internal medicine doctors are both types of primary care doctors. Family medicine doctors provide care to patients of all ages. Internal medicine doctors provide care to patients age 18 and older.
When and how can I change my primary care doctor?
Most insurance plans allow you to switch your primary care doctor once per month. This includes changes between health systems. You do not need to wait for open enrollment so long as your new doctor accepts your health insurance.
It's a good idea to find a primary care doctor you trust and are comfortable with, and who is conveniently located so they can get to know your health needs and history over time.
If you want to change your primary care doctor, we make it easy to search for a new doctor based on location, specialty and more. Make sure you call your health plan's member services department to inform them of any change to your primary care doctor. The phone number is usually located on the back of your insurance card.
We'll help find the doctor who's right for you.
View doctors specializing in primary care in San Diego.
Dr. Michael Wilson
"I create a caring environment and listen to my patients to assist them in achieving optimal health."
Dr. Muhammad Azam
"I believe that prevention is the best medicine."
Dr. Troy Niguidula
"I have been in practice since 1998."
Dr. Kevin Antonio
"I believe in working with patients to help them take better care of their health."
Dr. Bethani Ann Bernaba
"The Sharp Experience means treating one another with respect, dignity and most importantly, compassion."
Dr. Matthew Messoline
"I understand my patients' sacrifice of time and ensure positive experiences while in my care."
Dr. Rami Michael
"I treat the whole person — both physically and spiritually."
Dr. Nathan Freeman
"I am committed to delivering superior service to each of my patients."
Dr. Charles Clark
"It's a privilege to be able to help patients improve their health and wellness. I strive to practice evidence-based, high-quality medicine while making sure patients feel heard and involved in the decisions affecting their care."
Dr. Barzan Mohedin
"I have been in practice since 1996."
Dr. Annabelle Razon
"I have been in practice since 1978."
Dr. Edward Sanford
"I enjoy having well-established working relationships with my patients."
