Your Neighborhood Doctor, Right in University Park.

Hyattsville and University Park share the Baltimore Avenue corridor, and Pandora Family Medicine sits right on that road. If you live in Hyattsville, this is genuinely your neighborhood practice. The drive takes under ten minutes from most parts of the community. You will see the same doctor at every visit, your chart is known, and getting follow-up care is simple.

Medicare and Maryland Medicaid are welcome here. We know that finding a practice that accepts government insurance, takes its time with patients, and does not feel like a high-volume clinic can be difficult. That is exactly what we set out to be. We also accept United Healthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross, CareFirst, Anthem, and cash or self-pay.

Hyattsville is one of the most diverse communities in Prince George's County, and our practice reflects that. Dr. Gougian provides care in both English and Spanish. Whether you are establishing primary care for the first time, managing a chronic condition, or looking for a doctor who listens, you are welcome here.

Dr. Gougian is a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon who has completed thousands of I-693 immigration medical exams. The office is just minutes from Hyattsville, and the entire exam can be conducted in English or Spanish. For families in the Hyattsville and Langley Park corridor, that bilingual access matters.

The exam fee is $200, quoted before you book. Vaccines and tests are added only if you actually need them. We use titer testing to check whether you already have immunity before administering any shots, so patients with prior vaccination records often spend less than they expected. You leave with your sealed envelope ready for USCIS.

Patients travel from across the DC metro area for immigration exams at this practice. If you are in Hyattsville, you have one of the shortest drives.

No judgment here. Weight is complicated, and you can come in without having to justify yourself or meet some threshold of being sick enough. Dr. Gougian is a Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, which means this is a medical specialty, not a side service. If you have tried other programs and felt like they did not take you seriously, that is worth a conversation.

Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, phentermine, and Qsymia are all options depending on what fits your health picture. GLP-1 medications get a lot of attention in the news, and questions about safety are fair ones. We talk through all of it at your visit. Unlike Ro, Noom, or Calibrate, there is no subscription. You pay $200 for your first visit and $150 for follow-up, and we also work through prior authorization with your insurance when that is an option.

Also seeing patients from:

• Hyattsville
• College Park
• Takoma Park
• Langley Park
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