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What is primary care?
Who provides primary care?
Do I need a primary care provider?
Can primary care doctors refer me to specialists?
How often should I visit my primary care provider?
A personalized approach to Primary care
Regular check-ins with licensed clinicians
What’s included in Primary Care
Comprehensive Health Assessments: What’s Included in Your Primary Care Visits
Explore the various components of a routine health assessment, including physical exams, screenings, and health history evaluations, all integral parts of primary care.
Preventive Care Services: How Primary Care Helps You Stay Healthy
Learn about the preventive measures offered in primary care, such as vaccinations, routine screenings, and lifestyle counseling, designed to keep you healthy and catch potential issues early.
Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care: Ongoing Support for Long-Term Health
Understand how primary care physicians manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and asthma, providing continuous monitoring, treatment adjustments, and support for long-term well-being.
Coordination of Specialized Care: The Role of Primary Care in Your Healthcare Journey
Discover how primary care providers serve as the central hub for coordinating specialist referrals, managing complex health conditions, and ensuring seamless communication across your healthcare team.
How it all works
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Initial Consultation and Health Assessment
During your first visit, your primary care provider will conduct a comprehensive health assessment. This includes reviewing your medical history, conducting a physical examination, and discussing any current health concerns. This step helps establish a baseline for your health and guides future care.
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Ongoing Preventive Care and Monitoring
Primary care involves regular check-ups to monitor your health and provide preventive care. This includes vaccinations, routine screenings, and lifestyle advice to prevent illness and manage any existing conditions. Your primary care provider tracks your progress and makes adjustments to your care plan as needed.
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Coordination and Referral to Specialists
If specialized care is required, your primary care provider will coordinate referrals to appropriate specialists. They manage your overall care, ensuring that all aspects of your health are addressed, and maintain communication with specialists to integrate their findings and treatments into your overall health plan.
