TEDD MARCH, D.O.
MARCH MEDICAL ASSOCIATES PC
Direct Primary Care
Care is provided through a direct-pay model, allowing patients to manage their healthcare costs upfront.
Credentials & Training
Federally verified- Credential
- DO
- Medical school
- Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Graduated
- 1988
- Medicare specialty
- Internal Medicine
- Group practice
- March Medical Associates PC · 4 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
Routine check-ups, acute illnesses, and ongoing health management are the reasons individuals seek appointments with Tedd March, D.O., at March Medical Associates PC in Monroe, Michigan. The practice accepts Medicare.
Internal medicine focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of complex illnesses in adults. Visits cover preventive screenings, management of chronic diseases like hypertension, and care for sudden health issues.
This practice operates on a direct-pay model, meaning patients pay for services directly rather than through traditional insurance billing. Medicare is accepted.
Areas of Focus
Conditions Treated
Specialties
Patients Served
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of health issues does an internal medicine physician manage?
Internal medicine physicians diagnose and treat complex illnesses in adults, covering everything from acute infections to long-term conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
Does this practice accept Medicare coverage?
Yes, the practice accepts Medicare assignment.
What does the direct-pay model mean for patients?
In a direct-pay model, patients pay for their medical services directly to the provider rather than submitting claims to an insurance company.
What is the primary focus of internal medicine?
The specialty focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of complex illnesses in adults, including preventive care and managing chronic diseases.
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