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Our extensive network of providers makes it easy to schedule same or next day appointments with a physician of your choosing. Make in-person or virtual appointments with ease and get the attention you need when you need it most.

General practitioners usually have extended evening hours Monday-Friday which caters to the typical working and school schedule. Only a select number of practices offer Saturday and Sunday availability. If you are looking for availability after 5pm during the week or anytime on the weekend, you can find it here.

Most providers offer their patients the ability to do a virtual consultation/evaluation appointment. In some cases, your physician can diagnose and treat you completely virtually but there are other times where in-person treatment may be necessary for your injury or illness. Schedule your virtual visit and try to eliminate the need for a trip to the office.

Most if not all clinicians can perform covid-19 diagnostic testing. This is the same for the covid-19 vaccination and booster shots. It is typical that rapid tests are used for individuals that are symptomatic while PCR testing is used for patients who are asymptomatic. Have your physician test you for travel or clearance to go back to school or work. Whatever your testing needs are, you can access them with a top provider found here. Also inquire about your eligibility for the covid-19 booster shot with a certified health professional.

Our featured practitioners accept all commonly used health insurances.

Book and confirm completely online. First, find a practitioner who is local to your home, office, or school. Next, locate the clinician who can offer you available hours that fit with your schedule. Finally, narrow down your search by choosing a provider with the appropriate qualifications and ability to treat your specific illness or injury. The book a same day or next day appointment conducted in-person or online with your chose physician.

Most patients who test positive for COVID suffer from mild to moderate symptoms and can heal at home with self-care techniques. Such as rest, hydration, and over-the-counter medication for fever and inflammation. Immediate emergency attention should be obtained by anyone who begins suffering from severe symptoms which could include chest tightness, shortness of breath, cyanosis, unconsciousness, or a dangerously high fever. There have been a few specialists at the forefront for COVID patients. This includes pulmonologists, infectious disease specialists, and critical care practitioners as well as an abundance of others.

A specialist is a practitioner that has more extensive training after their residency in a specialized area of medicine. There are many specialties which MDs can choose after their initial training. The most common specialties chosen by MDs are:

• General practice
• Pediatrics
• Radiology
• Ophthalmology
• Sports and Rehabilitation
• Oncology
• Dermatology
• Emergency Medicine
• Gastroenterology
• Epidemiology

They are trained in all areas of medicine and can care for a patient at any stage of their life. This is regardless to age or sex. They provide treatment for physical, emotional, and mental wellness. Each professional takes the time to build a long trusting relationship with their patients and all members of the household. Your clinician is experienced and capable at treated acute and chronic disease while providing routine screenings for health and lifestyle changes. Referrals to specialists are also provided by your clinician.

Most clinicians are educated and experienced at treating the following areas:

• Emergency care
• Infancy to geriatrics
• Minor surgical procedures
• Chronic illness such as diabetes, heart disease, and asthma
• Blood tests and x-rays
• Planning for children and women’s wellness
• Mental and behavioral wellness
• Eye care
• Basic care for ears, nose, and throat
• Join and bone

Epidemiology is the study of the causes of public health crises and disease in a given population. In this field, the patient being treated is the community. Scientific, data-driven, and systematic analysis is used to determine the cause of an epidemic, pandemic, or even hospital acquired infections. The use frequency and patterns, causes and risk factors, in specific populations. The epidemiologist is well versed in both medicine and statistics. The following are typical public health problems and events which are investigated.

• Environmental exposure – This includes exposure to air pollutants which could trigger asthma or breathing issues as well as lead and heavy metal exposure.
• Infancy to geriatrics
• Infectious disease – illness caused by ill-prepared food, influenza, and pneumonia
• Terrorism – bioterrorism such as anthrax
• Natural disasters – earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados, etc.
• Injuries and death – homicides and domestic violence
• Non-infectious diseases – Local or widespread rise in a particular cancer or disease or increase in a major birth defect