Primary Care: Ages 18-34
Everyone should establish a primary care provider to receive a baseline health status. This includes a review of personal risks associated with family health history, lifestyle, diet, and activity level. Your follow up appointments will depend on your healthcare needs and concerns. We can refer to specialists as needed and help you manage their recommendations. If you become ill or think you are experiencing health issues, we are happy to evaluate and treat you.
Health Screenings: 18 - 34 years old
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Physical Exam - annually
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Blood pressure check - annually
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Diabetes screen - annually
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Cholesterol screen - annually
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Depression screen - annually
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STD screen - depends on risk
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PAP (Women) - annually starting at age 21
Women's Health Concerns
Men's Health Concerns
Primary Care: Ages 35-49
Preventive Care is essential to maintain adequate health, prevent disease, increase quality of life and detect cancer early to improve survival and treatment options. All patients should expect physical examination, bloodwork, vital signs, and cancer screening when they establish care.
Health Screenings: 35 - 49 years old
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Physical Exam - annually
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Blood pressure check - annually
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Diabetes screen - annually
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Cholesterol screen - annually
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Depression screen - annually
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STD screen - depends on risk
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PAP (Women) - every 3-5 years
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Mammogram (Women) - every 2 years
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Colonoscopy - starting at age 45
Women's Health Concerns
Men's Health Concerns
Primary Care: Ages 50+
The likelihood of developing a chronic disease including cancer increases with age as the ability to recover begins to decline. Proper nutrition, regular physical activity, and complying with treatment for existing health conditions becomes pivotal at this point in life.
Health Screenings: 50+
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Physical Exam - annually
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Blood pressure check - annually
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Diabetes screen - annually
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Cholesterol screen - annually
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Depression screen - annually
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STD screen - depends on risk
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PAP (Women) - every 3-5 years
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Mammogram (Women) - every 2 years
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Bone Density (Women) - every 2 years
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Prostate Cancer screen - annually
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Colonoscopy - follow up as needed
Women's Health Concerns
Men's Health Concerns
Acute Care
At some point, you will get sick and we are ready to help you get back to normal as fast as we can. This typically refers to issues such as a sinus infection, stomach pain, or a sprained ankle.
If your condition is more serious or potentially life threatening, you should go to the ER immediately. If you are treated in the ER, inform them you have a primary care provider and they will send us your treatment record to ensure follow up.
Tele Health visits available
Contact Us if you need to be seen. Our goal is to get sick patients seen and evaluated as quickly as possible.
Chronic Care
Chronic conditions that are in early – moderate stage can be treated by a primary care provider. In some cases, specialists are needed to provide consult or treat more advanced diseases.
Learn about commonly treated conditions:
Mental Health
Sometimes an underlying physical or hormonal condition can produce symptoms of anxiety or depression. It's important to be evaluated and identify the cause, so early treatment can be started.
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Have you been diagnosed with a mental health issue in the past?
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Are you taking medication for a mental health issue and it's not working?
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Do you think you may be struggling with a mental health issue?
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Want to avoid taking medication, if possible?
Talk therapy is always helpful and can dramatically improve symptoms of anxiety and depression over time without the risks or side effects of taking medications.
Mental Health Resources:
Search for a Counselor/Therapist
We can help you manage:
Addiction Recovery
Quitting isn't just hard, it's dangerous and should be done with medical guidance. In some cases, it can be managed outpatient but more severe cases will require hospitalization during the initial phase. All cases will need outpatient follow up to decrease chances of relapse.
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Are you struggling with an alcohol or opioid addiction?
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Are you currently taking suboxone or considering it to help you quit?
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Have you tried to quit drinking but cannot tolerate the withdraw symptoms?
Resources for addiction:
Click Here to find a meeting and help get the support and encouragement you need to begin your path to recovery.
Click Here to find an inpatient treatment facility.
Available at this clinic:
Suboxone therapy for opioid addiction.
Evaluation for Alcoholism.
Family Medical Leave (FMLA)
You may qualify for FMLA and be able to maintain job security while you address the medical needs of yourself and your loved ones.
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Do you or did you have a medical condition that resulted in 3 or more days of absence?
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Do you have a chronic condition that flares up occasionally resulting in unexpected absences from work?
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Have you missed work in order to care for a medically needy family member?
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Are you concerned these absences will put your job at risk?
Things To Know:
Medical Clearance
In most cases, a comprehensive school/work physical will meet requirements. If you are planning on surgery, the surgeon's office should provide the necessary forms to be completed. Please allow up to 5 days for all lab results to be available and reviewed.
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Are you in school for a career in public health that requires medical clearance in order to be considered fit for duty?
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Do you plan on traveling outside the country and unsure of the requirements?
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Have you joined an athletic sport that requires a physical exam in order to participate?
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Are you planning on having elective surgery?
Helpful Tools:
Low Cost Resources
We offer uninsured and underinsured patients low out of pocket costs to improve their access to healthcare. Certain drug companies have coupon programs to lower costs and sometimes leave samples in office.
Here are some low cost resources: