As you age, you might wonder if you should continue seeing your primary care physician (PCP) or switch to a geriatrician. Generally, if you are in good health and only take one or two medications, sticking with your PCP is a good choice. PCPs are trained to provide preventive care and manage various health issues for patients of all ages. However, geriatricians specialize in treating older adults with multiple or complex health conditions, such as osteoporosis, cognitive decline, or heart failure. If your health concerns become more complicated as you age, it might be beneficial to see a geriatrician. They can help coordinate care, manage multiple medications, and give advice tailored to older adults. Some people choose to have both a PCP and a geriatrician. The important thing is finding a doctor you trust and who understands your medical history.