Atul Bembi, D.O.
Medical Director · Board-Certified Family Medicine
Medical Director serving West Point locationsMedicare primary care in San Bernardino
Medicare primary care in San Bernardino, with a local team to call.
Connect with West Point Medical Group’s San Bernardino practice, prepare for a new primary-care relationship, and verify your exact coverage before scheduling.
Have your insurance card ready. We verify participation before scheduling. Review accepted insurance.
Meet the care team
Family-practice team serving San Bernardino.
These profiles are published by West Point Medical Group. Call to confirm which clinician, office, and exact plan are available for your care.
West Point Medical Group — San Bernardino
Your local primary-care office.
West Point Medical Group’s San Bernardino primary-care and pediatrics office is located at 1505 W 17th Street, Unit 1. Medicare patients and caregivers can contact this office directly for coverage verification, appointment availability, and help preparing to transfer care.
How to become a new Medicare patient
A local team for the details between visits.
Step 1
Start with continuity
Build an ongoing relationship with the West Point Medical Group office in San Bernardino.
San Bernardino office detailsStep 2
Reduce coverage uncertainty
Call with your Medicare and health-plan cards. We verify participation; your plan confirms benefits, costs, and specialist rules.
Call to verifyStep 3
Keep care connected
Bring medications, specialist contacts, referrals, and previous records. If you do not use online tools, ask for telephone alternatives.
Request a callCoverage verification is not plan advice. Our practice confirms participation and coordinates care. For help choosing a plan, speak with a licensed insurance professional.
For patients and caregivers
Helping a parent find a new doctor?
You can help gather insurance cards, medication lists, specialist information, and the previous doctor’s contact details. We will explain the next practical step while protecting the patient’s privacy.
Talk with the office1
Call with the plan card. We verify the exact network and location.
2
Choose the office. Confirm availability and the right place for ongoing care.
3
Prepare the first visit. Gather records, medications, and specialist details.
Common questions
Clear answers before you schedule.
Does West Point Medical Group accept my Medicare plan?
Participation can vary by the exact plan, medical group, location, and effective date. Call the office with your insurance card so the team can verify your specific coverage before you schedule.
Can the practice help me choose or change an insurance plan?
The medical team can explain the care available at West Point Medical Group and verify participation. Insurance recommendations and enrollment discussions must be handled separately by a licensed insurance professional.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring your photo ID, Medicare and health-plan cards, medication list, specialist information, and the contact details for your previous primary-care office.
Can a family member help with the process?
Yes. A family member or caregiver can help gather plan details, medication lists, and records information. The practice will follow privacy rules when discussing a patient’s care.
Ready for the next step?
Call with your Medicare card nearby.
We will verify your plan and explain the scheduling process.
West Point Health Group and West Point Medical Group are not insurance agencies and are not affiliated with Medicare or the U.S. government. We do not recommend a specific insurance plan. Plan participation and appointment availability must be verified directly.