Servimed Miami PA

08/22/2026

🏥 Insurance We Accept

Seguros que Aceptamos

💙 We accept the following insurance plans:

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✅ Accepted Plans

• Medicare
• Medica
• Preferred Care Partners
• AvMed (Commercial)
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida (Medicare & Commercial)
• Aetna
• Humana
• Cigna
• Molina
• Oscar
• Bright Health
• United Healthcare
• Medicaid (Free & Managed by AmeriHealth Caritas)

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📞 Questions?

If your insurance is not listed, please contact our office to verify coverage. We’re happy to help.

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💙 Aceptamos los siguientes seguros:

✅ Planes aceptados

• Medicare
• Medica
• Preferred Care Partners
• AvMed (Comercial)
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida (Medicare y Comercial)
• Aetna
• Humana
• Cigna
• Molina
• Oscar
• Bright Health
• United Healthcare
• Medicaid (Gratis y administrado por AmeriHealth Caritas)

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08/22/2026

08/21/2026

The secrets of the world's most prescribed diabetes drug are finally being unlocked.

For over 60 years, metformin has served as the first-line defense against type 2 diabetes, helping millions manage blood sugar levels worldwide.

Yet, despite its widespread use, scientists never fully understood the precise mechanism behind its therapeutic power. Recent groundbreaking studies have shattered long-held beliefs that metformin primarily targets the liver. In 2026, researchers at Northwestern University revealed that the drug acts directly on the gut, forcing intestinal cells to consume excess glucose and pull it out of the bloodstream.

Concurrently, a pioneering study from the Baylor College of Medicine published in Science Advances has uncovered a previously hidden brain-based pathway. Researchers found that even minuscule doses of metformin can suppress a protein called Rap1 in the hypothalamus, activating key neurons that regulate blood sugar levels. Unveiling these multifaceted gut and brain mechanisms not only explains the drug's profound efficacy but also opens the door to next-generation, highly targeted diabetes treatments and potential anti-aging therapeutics.

source: Lin, H. Y., Lu, W., & Fukuda, M. (2025). Low-dose metformin requires brain Rap1 for its antidiabetic action. Science Advances.

07/23/2026

I believe in the power of human connection!!

07/23/2026

We have contract with Cigna Surefit benefit plan 🤩
We love taking care of our community’s teachers ⭐️💫