Primary Care Services

Primary care refers to the general medical care provided by a healthcare provider who serves as the first point of contact for a patient. Primary care providers are trained to provide comprehensive medical care, from routine check-ups to the management of chronic illnesses. Primary care is important because it promotes overall health and wellness by focusing on prevention, early detection, and effective management of medical conditions.

During a routine check-up, your primary care provider will typically take your medical history, check your vital signs, perform a physical exam, and order any necessary lab tests or screenings. They will also discuss any health concerns or questions you may have, and work with you to develop a care plan tailored to your specific needs.

The frequency of your visits to your primary care provider will depend on your age, medical history, and overall health status. In general, it is recommended that adults see their primary care provider at least once a year for a routine check-up. Patients with chronic medical conditions may need to be seen more frequently.

Primary care providers are trained to manage a wide range of medical conditions and concerns, including but not limited to: acute illnesses such as colds and flu, chronic medical conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure, mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression, Adult Medicine, Pediatric, Pre-Operative Clearance, Medical Clearance, Annual Check-up, School Physicals, Work Physicals, Women’s Health, Gynecology, Family Planning, Blood Work, X-ray, Ultrasounds, EKG, DOT, Drug Testing Facility, Breast Cancer Screening, Arterial and Venous Studies, TMJ, Allergy Testing and Immunotherapy, IV Vitamins Hydration, PrEP prophylaxis, Mental health, Intra-articular plasma rich platelet therapy, Osteoporosis screening, In-house rapid testing laboratory, X-ray’s, Ultrasound, Doppler, Same day referral service for CT scans, MRIS, and preventive care such as immunizations and cancer screenings.