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Many doctors provide their patients with office hours which extend well into the evening Monday-Friday. This allows patients with a normal working schedule to get the treatment they need without delay. Some practices even stay open for shortened office hours during the weekend. Find an appointment after 5 pm during the week or anytime on Saturday and Sundays with a top clinician in your area.

Most if not all clinicians offer virtual telemedicine visits to all patients. Virtual visits are a great way to receive an evaluation for all minor injury or illness or prescription refills. If you are suffering with a chronic issue your doctor may deem it necessary to book an in-person appointment. This will all be assessed during your initial virtual evaluation. Easily find a provider with virtual capabilities through our database of clinicians.

Most guests using our website to book their appointments can find same or next day availability with ease. Our large network of provider makes finding availability that fits your schedule, easy. In-person or virtual appointments are available through many various providers. Choose when and where you want your appointment conducted and then book!

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You can easily confirm visits online directly through our website. Discover a provider who is local to you. Make sure the physician you are interested in can offer you clinic hours that fit your schedule. Then choose the clinician who fits all your medical requirements and read reviews so you can go in-person feeling confident about your decisions.

Most doctors you visit have covid-19 testing capabilities as well as vaccinations. The rapid and PCR diagnostic tests are being used around the nation to perform emergency use testing on symptomatic and asymptomatic patients. You can even get a test if you need to be cleared to go back to school or work or you are looking to travel. The vaccination is at select locations to those who are of proper age to qualify. The booster is also being distributed. Discuss whether you are a candidate for the booster shot with your doctor.

Your primary healthcare provider offers a variety of services that assist patients in the management, treatment, and prevention disease. They treat and perform:

• Cold
• Fever
• Flu
• Child and Adult Wellness exams
• Immunizations
• Care for geriatrics
• Physical examinations
• Minor procedures
• Chronic disease management
• Laboratory services
• Referrals to specialists and imaging centers

Chronic disease is defined as an illness that lasts longer than one year and require ongoing medical attention and limit or change your daily activities. They include:

• Heart disease
• Cancer
• Chronic lung disease
• Stroke
• Alzheimer’s
• Diabetes
• Chronic Kidney Disease
• Depression and anxiety

Regular checkups are advantageous for you and your primary care physician monitor your conditions and be involved in coordinated care. Health screenings are used to identify risk factors that can help prevent serious illness or lessen the severity of the illness through early detection methods. For example, your provider taking pressure measurements helps prevent cardiac illness or can help control the severity of hypertension in patients. Check-ups are a good way to stay connected to your physician. Even if you are not experiencing a change in the way you feel, it is always a good idea to connect with your physician and discuss any current medications you are taking or what is working and what is not working. Coordinating treatment is an important part of primary care as well, you want one physician controlling medical tests, procedures, and hospitalizations. This helps limit redundancy and gives each specialist and physician a clearer path to accurate treatment. Patient education is also very important because it helps the patient understand health measurements such as cardiac pressure, weight, and cholesterol. This will help you better control your health on your own and make healthy lifestyle choices.

When the cardiac muscle is too weak to pump blood adequately. The cardiac ventricles fill up with blood faster than it can pump the blood back out, and the ventricles become “congested” with too much. This means oxygen is not being delivered throughout the body fast enough. Over a long time less blood circulates, the extra effort that heart must take causes palpitations, the heart begins to enlarge to make more room for the extra blood, the lungs fill with fluid, and it becomes hard to breath. The kidneys will begin to retain water and salt which could lead to kidney failure as well. The best way to manage CHF is to prevent it.

• Stop smoking or don’t start smoking
• Eat heart healthy foods such as fruits, vegetable, lean protein, and “good fats”
• Lose weight if you are overweight
• Follow any other treatment programs for other cardiac illness and problems