MICHAEL CONNOR, MD
MICHAEL S FEDOTIN & B WILLIAM GINSBERG PA
Direct Primary Care
Continuity of care and the relationship with a regular clinician for senior health needs.
Credentials & Training
Federally verified- Credential
- MD
- Medical school
- University of Kansas School of Medicine (kc/Wich/Sal)
- Graduated
- 1996
- Medicare specialty
- Gastroenterology
- Also practices
- Internal Medicine
- Group practice
- Kansas City Gastroenterology and Hepatology Physicians Group LLC · 15 clinicians
- Medicare assignment
- Accepted — bills the Medicare-approved amount as payment in full
Sourced from the CMS Doctors & Clinicians national file, last checked October 2026.
About
Practice is located in Kansas City, Missouri, within the Michael S Fedotin & B William Ginsberg PA affiliated facility. Geriatric medicine focuses on the health needs of older adults, managing complex health issues that arise with aging.
This field addresses the unique health challenges of seniors, including managing multiple chronic conditions, maintaining functional independence, and optimizing quality of life as individuals age.
Care is provided through a direct-pay model, meaning patients pay for services directly rather than through traditional insurance billing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of Geriatric Medicine?
Geriatric medicine concentrates on the health needs of older adults, managing complex health issues that arise with aging to maintain functional independence.
Does this practice accept Medicare?
Yes, the provider accepts Medicare assignment.
What does a direct-pay model mean for patients?
In a direct-pay model, patients pay for services directly to the practice rather than billing through a traditional insurance company.
What types of health issues does this specialty generally manage?
This field addresses the unique health challenges of seniors, including managing multiple chronic conditions and optimizing quality of life.
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