Care
No service menus, no billing-code names. These are the five kinds of care the practice provides, described the way we'd describe them across the exam room.
Everyone, once a year
The annual visit is where small things get caught while they're small: blood pressure, labs, screenings due for your age, and an unhurried conversation about anything that's changed. School, sports, and work physicals are booked the same way.
Newborns through age 18
Well-child visits on the standard schedule, vaccinations, growth and development checks, and a clinician your kid sees often enough to stop being scared of. We see children and their parents in the same practice, because half of pediatrics is knowing the household.
High blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, thyroid, and more
Conditions that last years need care that lasts years: regular reviews, medication adjustments made with you rather than to you, and one clinician tracking the whole picture. When a specialist is genuinely needed, we refer — and we read what they send back.
Same week — usually same day
Infections, injuries that don't need an ER, the flu that's going around, the cough that won't leave. Call before 10 a.m. for a same-day slot. We keep a third of each day unbooked for exactly this, which is why it usually works.
Guided by your age and history
Cancer screenings, cholesterol and diabetes checks, bone density, vaccinations — recommended when the evidence says they help, and skipped when it says they don't. You'll always hear the reasoning, not just the order.
That's normal, and it's our job to sort out, not yours. Request an appointment and describe what's going on in a sentence — the coordinator will book the right kind of visit.