Transitional support is short-term medical care and counseling during a gap or change in care. DWP helps patients and caregivers address immediate needs and connect with an ongoing care team.

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​Care navigation, practical education, and advocacy are woven into the approach.

It may be a good fit if you recently left the ER, urgent care, hospital, rehabilitation, or another facility; are between primary care providers; recently relocated; or are navigating a major health or life change.

Yes. DWP provides short-term primary care during gaps and transitions, plus a separate ongoing Primary Care Membership for Florida residents. Membership is telehealth-first, with limited office visits when clinically appropriate.

Medical visits may include follow-up care, medication review, chronic condition support, health education, care navigation, and connection to appropriate long-term resources.

Transitional counseling is short-term, solution-focused support for patients and caregivers coping with health changes, caregiver stress, adjustment, or life transitions. Counseling is available by telehealth in Florida and Georgia.

Our focus is short-term transitional support. When ongoing therapy or a higher level of behavioral health care is needed, we can help connect you with appropriate long-term resources.

Yes. Board Certified Patient Advocacy is available for individuals and caregivers who need help understanding or navigating medical or mental health care.

Advocacy may include appointment preparation, understanding diagnoses and treatment plans, organizing questions and records, communicating concerns, and identifying resources or specialists.

Transitional medical care and counseling are available by telehealth in Florida and Georgia. Medical office visits are in Palm Bay, FL. Limited medical home visits serve eligible homebound patients in Brevard County. Primary Care Membership is Florida-only. The Georgia address is administrative; appointments are not held there. Patient advocacy is available nationwide.

Limited medical home visits are available for patients who are truly homebound within Brevard County, FL. Availability is determined individually.

Yes. Contact DWP for current self-pay options for medical care, counseling, and patient advocacy. The separate primary care membership has its own agreement and enrollment process.

Select insurance plans are accepted for medical and mental health services. Coverage varies by service, provider, and state, so our team can verify benefits before your appointment.

No. Florida residents can explore DWP Primary Care Membership directly, without receiving transitional care first. Start on the Primary Care Membership page to request a meet-and-greet. Membership is not insurance; counseling and one-on-one advocacy are billed separately.

Yes. Care navigation and resource connection are built into our transitional services when long-term care needs to be established.

Yes. Caregivers can request short-term medical care, counseling, or patient advocacy for their own needs. DWP also offers practical education and resource connections.

The length of care depends on your individual needs and transition. Our model is designed to provide short-term support rather than replace an established long-term care team.

Divine Wellness Partners is not an emergency service. For a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

For medical or psychotherapy appointments, you can schedule online or call 321-364-3758.

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For patient advocacy, you can schedule a discovery call online or by phone at 321-364-3758.

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If you’re unsure which service is right for you, call 321-364-3758 and our team can help guide you.