Family Medical Care
We accept most major insurances.
(Basic Office Visit uninsured $199)
Additional fees will be applied for point-of-care testing, medications and for procedures.
It is essential that your healthcare provider helps navigate your journey to good health and optimal wellness, preventing disease by identifying risk factors; coordinating and managing chronic disease care for longevity and a better quality of life.
What is routine and preventive care?
Technically speaking, routine care is a type of preventive care. Both are done as a matter of routine, even when there is nothing wrong with the patient. These tests are usually done at particular stages of a person’s life.
The ultimate objective of preventative care is to identify a person’s vulnerability to diseases or their likelihood of developing a condition by a certain age. Accordingly, it aims to provide treatments that can completely prevent these conditions from setting-in.
Primary preventive care
Primary preventive care refers to the tests and physical examinations that medical professionals perform, to find out about the general wellbeing of an individual. Here, the objective is to assess whether a person is vulnerable to a particular medical condition and why.
A combination of lifestyle changes, through nutrition, exercise, and medication may prevent the onset of diseases and to increase the lifespan and life expectancy of the individual.
Secondary preventive care
In secondary preventive care, health care providers care for illnesses which have already afflicted the patient but are yet to show any symptoms.
Some illnesses that are screened for during the secondary preventive care stage are:
- Diabetes
- Asthma
- Hypertension
- Heart problem
- Infertility & PCOD
- Cancer
Tertiary preventive care
By the time you reach the tertiary preventive care stage, the illness will already have manifested severely. However, the objective here is to reduce the disease’s impact on the organs of the body.
Here, healthcare providers identify the parts of the body that are most at risk from the illness, and they provide treatments to prevent the further spread of the disease. The goal is to help the patient retain and strengthen their neural, muscular, and cognitive functions. Pain management is a vital part of tertiary preventive care.
Quaternary preventive care
Finally, in the quaternary preventive care stage, the goal of healthcare providers is to prevent the implementation of any curative medical treatments. At this stage, the goal is to help the patient get back to health, without the need for extreme therapies like surgery or chemotherapy or powerful medication.
Women’s Health Services
We accept most major insurances.
Basic Office Visit: $199 (uninsured)
It is essential that your healthcare provider helps navigate your journey to good health and optimal wellness, preventing disease by identifying risk factors; coordinating and managing chronic disease care for longevity and a better quality of life.
Routine Women’s Health Physical exams
Annual women’s health exams are among the most important ways for women to receive preventive health screening and education that is specific to women. For women from adolescence through older age we understand a woman's changing health care needs. Including contraception/birth control management.
Pregnancy testing (additional)
Whether a light or missed period is due to pregnancy or some other medical cause. If you’ve experienced a missed period and suspect that you could be pregnant, we’ll provide fast, accurate, and confidential urinary test. Early-morning pregnancy testing typically returns the best results.
Urinary complaints (additional)
Urinary tract infection (UTI) testing aids in proper diagnosis to minimize discomfort and prevent complications from common urinary complaints. UTI symptoms include urinary frequency and urgency, blood in the urine, and lower abdominal pain. Back, flank, or side pain could indicate kidney stones or infection.
Female complaints
If you experience vaginal bleeding between periods, a discharge, itching, dryness, abnormal and/or painful menstruation with severe menstrual cramps. Appropriate treatment may also be recommended to prevent further discomfort and/or possible painful complications.
Urgent Care
Illnesses and injuries treated
Accidents, illnesses, and injuries can happen at any time. Fortunately, when they do, we are here to offer immediate, high-quality medical care. We treat a wide range of non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses that require immediate attention. These include:
- Acute pain and injuries
- Mild asthma exacerbation
- Bee stings, insect bites and mild allergic reactions
- Colds, flu, fevers &viruses
- Dehydration
- Earaches
- Ear lavage
- Eye problems
- Headaches
- Rashes and other dermatologic conditions
- Respiratory infections
- Sore throat
Office Visits
We accept most major insurances.
Basic Office visit: $199 (uninsured)
Additional fees will be applied for point-of-care testing, medications and for procedures.
Which may include any of the following rapid tests - for an additional fee:
- Blood glucose test
- Urine dip
- Urine drug screen
- Rapid strep throat test
- Mono test
- Pregnancy test
- Viral testing
- Sinus problems
- Sports injuries
- Sprains, strains
- Urinary tract infection
- Wound care including cuts, scrapes, wounds, abrasions & burns
- EKG
- Incision and drainage (I&D)
- Medication administration
- Medical evaluations including physical exams
- Minor surgical procedures including suture (stitches) repair
- Nebulizer treatments
- Splinting of extremities
Services such as - for an additional fee:
- Ear irrigation
- EKG
- IV therapy
- Nebulizer treatment
Procedures such as - for an additional fee ($259):
- Burn treatment
- Wound care
- Foreign object removal
- Incision & drainage
- Splint
- Suture repair & removal
- Toenail removal
COVID-19 testing
COVID-19 rapid molecular test-PCR
$259 (uninsured)
Includes provider evaluation.
*may be covered by insurance
COVID-19 Rapid Antigen (Ag) test
$259 (uninsured)
Includes provider evaluation.
*may be covered by insurance
Physical Exams
We offer physical exams for your convenience so you can bring your children and teens in for school, camp, and sports physicals.
Our providers are also certified examiners for Department of Transportation (DOT) physicals. Whatever the reason for your exam, walk-in physicals are quick and easy problems are detected.
Why get a physical?
Simply put, the purpose of a physical examination is prevention. Whether you have a child in need of a sports physical, or you’re an adult who needs a DOT physical, your exam can be one of the best ways to screen for illnesses or other health concerns. The exam may help identify an impending health issue while there’s still time to correct it.
A comprehensive physical examination helps your provider spot medical problems at an early stage so that they can be more easily addressed and managed. These include high blood pressure or hypertension and diabetes, to name a few. Your physical can also be a good time to pinpoint any potential weight problems that could lead to obesity, and we can counsel you on some simple ways you can manage the problem.
In other cases, a physical exam may be required for pre-employment or as part of an occupational medical exam. Whatever the reason for your physical, these exams can be crucial to your overall health.
What is a physical?
Although physicals vary depending on their purpose and the provider, most consist of the following:
- Medical history: This involves a review of any past or current concerns, an evaluation of lifestyle or behaviors, such as smoking, diet, and exercise, as well as a check of your vaccinations and an update of your personal and family medical history.
- Check of vital signs: During this portion of the exam, your blood pressure, heart, and respiration rates will be checked, as well as your temperature.
- General appearance: Your examiner can learn much about your health simply by observing your appearance. He or she may look for signs of mental quickness, examine the health of your skin, or even observe you as you stand or walk.
Additionally, most physicals include an examination of the following:
- Heart
- Lungs
- Head & neck
- Abdomen
- Reflexes, balance & muscle strength (neurological)
- Nails & skin
In some cases, you may also require lab tests, such as a blood count, or urinalysis. Other tests may be needed if potential medical
What are some different types of physicals?
A variety of physicals are offered. For children and teens, sports, camp, and school physicals are often required prior to participation. For adults, a physical may be a normal part of an annual checkup, or required for pre-employment. DOT physicals are necessary to ensure the safe operation of trucks and buses on our nation’s highways. At other times, a physical can help to determine whether an employment candidate is physically qualified to handle a particular job.
Physicals typically include the following types:
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- General physical (for adults) $199
- Camp physical $99
- School physical (K-12) $99
- Sports physical $99
- College physical $199
- Employment $99 with TDAP additional $99
What is a DOT physical?
A Department of Transportation (DOT) physical is a health examination mandated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. A DOT physical helps determine if a driver is physically, mentally, and emotionally fit to operate a CMV. We are DOT Certified Medical Examiner who have been licensed and certified to provide these comprehensive medical exams.
Employment Physical $199 with PPD is an additional $99
DOT physicals with drug screen
$259
Add-ons for physicals:
- EKG $85
- Drug Screen $50
- Tdap $99
- Pregnancy Test (urine or blood) $45