Premise Health is the organization that operates and staffs the health centers. We’re one of the nation’s leading providers of direct healthcare, and we’re here as your health ally to help keep you at your best. We do this with experience, and shifting the focus from treatment to prevention, empowering you to make health and wellness a priority.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Premise Health?
Where are the DENSO health centers located?
See our locations here.
When are the DENSO health centers open?
See our locations here.
Will my current medical provider have access to my health records if I receive care at one of your centers?
After you have been treated at our health centers, you may request to send records to another medical provider. If your community provider uses Epic (or MyChart) for their electronic health records (EHR), your records will be available via Epic’s Care Everywhere platform and vice versa.
What does it mean to be a Premise Health member?
Members are what we call our patients. If your employer has partnered with Premise Health to provide access to our wellness centers and services, you’re automatically considered an eligible member. There is no membership fee to get started. It also reflects how much we value our care relationship with you, because to us, you’re more than just a patient – you’re a member.
How much does a visit cost?
Mainstreet/Expressway:
$10 copay
Openroad:
$30 charge at time of service for associate (applied to deductible, billed for remainder)
$10 charge for dependent visits
Benefits under this Family Health Center Program are generally the same as under the prescription drug coverage portion of the Medical and Prescription Drug Program in which you are enrolled. The DENSO Family Pharmacy can fill prescriptions written for up to a 90-day supply. Various immunizations such as influenza, shingles, and pneumococcal are available at no cost to eligible Associates or their eligible Dependents. See the DENSO Family Pharmacy staff for availability and restrictions on administration.
OpenRoad Medical Program Option Only:
Individuals who are enrolled in the OpenRoad Medical Program option may also utilize the DENSO Family Pharmacy, but are still required to pay the deductible and coinsurance as required under the SPD. OpenRoad Medical Program option enrollees will be charged reasonable and customary pricing for services received from the DENSO Family Pharmacy. Please consult the SPD for additional information.

Who is eligible to use the health center?
The DENSO Family Health Center and Pharmacy is open to all associates, spouses and legal dependents (over 2 years of age) who are enrolled in DENSO’s insurance plan. The onsite pharmacy at either Battle Creek or Maryville location is able to provide services with no age restriction.
Who operates the DENSO Family Health Center and Pharmacy?
How do I make an appointment?
You can call a center directly or stop by during regular business hours and make an appointment in person. You can also visit mypremisehealth.com or schedule an appointment through the My Premise Health app. If you’re unable to keep your scheduled appointment, please call to cancel and/or reschedule.
Are same-day appointments available?
In most cases, same-day appointments are available. Schedule online or call your wellness center to see if a same-day appointment is available.
Are appointments required or can I just walk in?
What is My Premise Health?
My Premise Health is a secure online and mobile tool that puts your health information in your hands. It connects you with your healthcare experience by providing convenient access to schedule and manage appointments, message your providers, conduct virtual visits, view your lab results, request medication refills and more.
Can I do lab/blood test orders from another provider at the center?
What is the difference between preventive and non-preventive care visits?
Preventive care includes routine checkups and screenings that help you stay healthy in the long-term. These are visits you make when you’re feeling well to catch any health issues early or improve your wellbeing. This includes annual physicals, cancer screenings, vaccinations and more.
Non-preventive care on the other hand, includes visits you schedule when you’re not feeling well. These are meant to address your symptoms to find out what’s wrong and get you back to feeling your best. Some examples include sick visits and treatment for issues like cold and flu, allergies, injuries and more.
I currently have a primary care provider (PCP) elsewhere. Can my medical records be shared between my health center and my current PCP?
Will my health information be secure? Will DENSO have access to my personal health information?
Is a virtual visit appropriate for every medical condition?
Can my provider write me a prescription during a virtual visit?
How do I schedule a virtual visit with my onsite provider?
How do I schedule an on-demand virtual primary care visit?
Who can use the DENSO Family Pharmacy?
How do I contact the pharmacy?
How does my provider send my prescription to DENSO Family Pharmacy?
Where is the pharmacy located?
Why should I use DENSO Family Pharmacy over another local pharmacy?
Additional resources
Access your care easily with My Premise Health.
Our secure member portal makes it easy to schedule appointments, get 24/7 virtual care, message your care team and more. You can also download the app for easy, on-the-go access.
