Patient education
Internal Medicine & Primary Care
High blood pressure (hypertension)
The force of blood against artery walls stays too high, raising the risk of heart attack, stroke and kidney disease.
Read the full guideHigh cholesterolToo much LDL (bad) cholesterol can build up in the arteries.
Signs to watch for: No symptoms; found with a blood test.
How we help: In-house lab testing, including fasting blood tests, and a treatment plan with lifestyle changes and medication when needed.
Heart disease riskA combination of factors such as blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, smoking and family history.
Signs to watch for: Chest discomfort, shortness of breath or palpitations should always be checked.
How we help: Risk assessment, in-office EKG and prevention plans, with referral to cardiology when needed.
Thyroid conditionsAn underactive or overactive thyroid affects energy, weight and metabolism.
Signs to watch for: Fatigue, weight changes, feeling cold or hot, hair or skin changes.
How we help: Lab testing and ongoing management to keep your levels in a healthy range.
Women's health concernsHealth needs that change through adulthood, from menstrual concerns to menopause.
Signs to watch for: Irregular cycles, menopause symptoms, or questions about screenings.
How we help: Primary care for women at every life stage, with age-appropriate screening.
Vitamin deficiencies and anemiaLow iron, vitamin D or vitamin B12 can affect your energy and health.
Signs to watch for: Fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, tingling, frequent illness.
How we help: Lab testing and a treatment plan to restore healthy levels.
Common illnesses and infectionsEveryday problems such as colds, sinus and urinary infections, and minor injuries.
Signs to watch for: Fever, cough, sore throat, painful urination or new symptoms that worry you.
How we help: Same-day sick visits when available. Call for availability.