Question 1

What is included in a primary care visit?

Accepted Answer

A primary care visit includes routine checkups, health screenings, and management of chronic conditions like high blood pressure or cholesterol.

Question 2

Can I use primary care for minor illnesses like the flu or a cold?

Accepted Answer

Yes, primary care physicians can treat minor illnesses including the flu and common cold. We provide diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

Question 3

How often should I schedule a primary care visit?

Accepted Answer

Most patients benefit from annual wellness visits. However, the frequency depends on your age, health status, and any chronic conditions you may have.

Question 4

Do primary care physicians manage medications?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our primary care physicians manage medications for chronic conditions and acute illnesses. We monitor effectiveness and adjust as needed.

Question 5

Is primary care covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

Most insurance plans cover primary care visits. We recommend checking with your insurance provider about your specific coverage and copay amounts.

Question 6

What services are included under prevention and wellness?

Accepted Answer

Services include annual physicals, screenings, lifestyle counseling, and immunizations to help prevent disease and maintain optimal health.

Question 7

What is included in a sports physical?

Accepted Answer

A sports physical includes a health history review, physical exam, and clearance for participation in sports. We ensure you are healthy enough for athletic activity.

Question 8

What is included in diabetes management services?

Accepted Answer

We provide glucose monitoring, medication management, dietary counseling, and foot exams to help manage diabetes effectively.

Question 9

What is a Medicare Wellness Visit?

Accepted Answer

It's a yearly appointment to develop or update your personalized prevention plan. This visit is covered by Medicare Part B at no cost.

Question 10

How often should I get a Pap smear?

Accepted Answer

Women aged 21–65 should have a Pap smear every 3 years, or as advised by their doctor based on individual risk factors.

Question 11

Do you offer work clearance physicals?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we conduct physicals and provide clearance forms for employment and return-to-work needs.

Question 12

What services do you provide for seniors?

Accepted Answer

We offer chronic disease management, fall risk assessments, memory evaluations, and medication reviews tailored for elderly patients.

Question 13

Do I need an appointment for vaccinations?

Accepted Answer

Appointments are preferred, but we may accept walk-ins based on availability. We recommend calling ahead to ensure vaccine availability.

Question 14

What ages are covered under family health care?

Accepted Answer

Family health services include care for all ages—from infants to seniors. We provide comprehensive care for the entire family.

Question 15

How can I tell if my asthma or COPD is worsening?

Accepted Answer

Increased shortness of breath, frequent coughing, and use of rescue inhalers may indicate worsening conditions. Contact us if you experience these symptoms.

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