Here to keep you healthy
Our internal medicine practitioners specialize in adult care. We develop a relationship with you and are the perfect people to handle health concerns, from routine treatments to injuries and illness.
What is internal medicine?
Internal medicine deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in areas like the heart, liver, lungs, and kidneys. For advanced conditions, we’ll refer you to one of our specialists for additional care.
What type of provider will I see?
You might see a family medicine specialist who is a physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant and you might see someone who is a qualified D.O. or M.D. Whoever you see, they have been specially trained in family medicine to deliver the highest quality care.
A doctor of osteopathic medicine D.O. graduates from a U.S. osteopathic medical school. A doctor of medicine, M.D. graduates from a traditional medical school.
Our internal medicine services
Whether helping you beat the common cold or developing a strategy for lowering your cholesterol, we'll create a treatment plan that fits your lifestyle.
We can help with many common conditions including:
- Preventative care
- Vaccines and immunizations
- Routine check-ups and physical exams
- Exercise and nutrition planning
- Acute care
- Cold and flu
- Stomach pain
- Allergies
- Injuries including aches, sprains, cuts, and fractures (not available in all locations)
We can also help manage chronic diseases such as:
- Asthma
- Diabetes
- Blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Hypertension
- Headaches
- Digestive conditions
Appointments that work for you, in person or online
We know it’s not always convenient to come into a clinic. That’s why we offer virtual care options, where we can assess you and arrange treatment from your home. We also have online tools and apps where you can see lab results, communicate with your doctor, and better meet your wellness goals.
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