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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 doctor test you for travel or clearance to go back to school or work. Whatever your testing needs are, you can access them with one of our featured providers. Also inquire about your eligibility for the covid-19 booster shot with a certified healthcare professional.

Our featured practitioners accept all commonly used health insurances.

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We have such an extensive network of highly rated healthcare professionals; the abundance of providers enables patients the flexibility when choosing the provider that works best for them. Same or next day appointments are completely obtainable. Book in-person or virtual telemedicine care right here.

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

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

Both doctors can treat adults, but internal medicine doctors not only have. Training in general medicine but they are also trained in a variety of subspecialties. They tend to be more involved in medical difficulties affecting adults. Family medicine doctors have a broader training in medicine which allows them to treat both children and adults. They are an advocate for disease prevention and maintenance of mental a physical wellbeing.

There are also a large variety of specialty practitioners that include but are not limited to:

• Allergists – also known as an immunologist. They focus on. Preventing and threatening allergic reactions and conditions.
• Allergists – also known as an immunologist. They focus on. Preventing and threatening allergic reactions and conditions.
• Infectious disease doctors are highly trained in contagious diseases such as cellulitis, influenza, bacterial infections, hospital acquired infections, tuberculosis, HIV and parasitic infections (to name a few)
• Ophthalmologists – treat eye and vision
• Obstetrician and gynecologists - provide disease management and preventative care for female reproductive organs and the developing fetus of a pregnant woman.
• Cardiologists help treat conditions of the heart and blood vessels
• Endocrinologists – specialize in disorders of the endocrine system and hormone disruption
• Gastroenterologists – treat disorders of the digestive system. Including the esophagus, pancreas, stomach, liver, gallbladder, colon, and small intestine.
• Nephrologist – treats disorders of the kidneys

Cystic fibrosis is a disease that is inherited and is now used as one of the screening tests for fetal health monitoring. CF is a severe disease that causes destruction to the cells which produce mucus, sweat, and digestive liquids. They are normally secreted as a thin and slippery liquid but people with CF have very thick secretions. This causes ducts, tubes, and passages throughout the body to become clogged, especially in the lungs. People with CF need daily care but can live normal lives and go to school and work. They typically live short lives.

Respiratory signs of CF include:

• A cough with thick mucus
• Recurring sinusitis
• Wheezing and exercise intolerance
• Recurring lung infections
• Inflammation of the nasal passages

Digestive symptoms include:

• Greasy stools which are foul smelling
• Poor growth and weight gain
• Intestinal blockage in a newborn
• Severe constipation

Digestive complications also come with nutritional deficiencies, diabetes, liver disease, intestinal obstruction, and distal intestinal obstructive system. As well as infertility in men and reduced fertility in women.

Dealing with CF can also cause patients to suffer from mental health problems. As you can see there are several specialist physicians that a patient with cystic fibrosis would see. It would be a comprehensive team of doctors working together. The main practitioner is a pulmonologist though. They specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of lung and respiratory conditions.