Primary Care
Routine physicals, well checks, preventive screening, chronic condition care, and coordination with specialists.
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Primary care
Everyday care with a plan for what comes next
Primary care is a place to discuss new concerns, stay current with prevention, and manage ongoing conditions. Our team helps connect each visit with follow-up and specialty care when needed.
Routine visits and physicals
Discuss symptoms and health goals; review medical, family, and medication history; check vital signs; and complete an exam or order tests when clinically appropriate. Visits can also address common illnesses and changes in health.
Well checks and preventive care
Review health risks and goals, immunizations, nutrition, activity, sleep, and other health habits. A Medicare Annual Wellness Visit focuses on a personalized prevention plan and differs from a routine physical; we help patients understand the visit and coverage that apply to them.
Screening and early detection
Discuss screenings based on age, history, and individual risk, such as blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, certain cancers, and HIV or other infections. The team can arrange appropriate tests, explain results, and coordinate any needed follow-up or referral.
Chronic condition management
For conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney disease, asthma, or heart disease, the team works with each patient on goals, follow-up visits, medication review, monitoring, test results, and changes to the care plan when needed.
Specialists and referrals
When a concern needs additional expertise, we help identify the right specialist or service, share relevant information with the patient’s permission, support scheduling and follow-up, and bring recommendations back into one coordinated care plan.
Your care team
How our nursing team supports care
Team members work within their licenses and clinical roles, with services tailored to each patient’s needs.
Nurse practitioners
Evaluate health concerns, conduct exams, develop treatment plans, order and review tests, prescribe when appropriate, and coordinate referrals and follow-up.
Registered nurses
Provide nursing assessments, patient education, care planning, follow-up, and communication among patients, nurse practitioners, physicians, and specialists.
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs)
Support visits with vital signs, medication and symptom information, patient education, monitoring, and follow-up under the direction of the clinical team and within their licensed scope.
Specific services, staffing, and appointment availability may vary. Call (725) 710-6608 to discuss your care needs.
