Preventive Care:

    Routine physical exams and health screenings

    Immunizations and vaccinations

    Counseling on lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, smoking cessation)

    Risk assessments for chronic diseases

 

Chronic Disease Management:

    Management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, high cholesterol, weight-loss, and arthritis

    Regular monitoring and adjustments of treatment plans

 

Acute Care:

    Diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses and injuries (e.g., infections, minor injuries)

    Managing common conditions like flu, colds, and gastrointestinal issues

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Mental Health Services:

    Assessment and treatment of mental health conditions (anxiety, depression, ADD, ADHD)

    and referrals to mental health specialists

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Minor Surgical Procedures:

    Performing minor surgeries like skin biopsies, laceration repairs, and joint injections

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Men’s Health:

    Screenings for prostate health, testosterone levels,  other conditions

    Counseling on lifestyle and preventive health

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Women’s Health:

    Routine gynecological exams and screenings (Pap smears, breast exams)

    Family planning and contraceptive counseling

 

Pediatric Care:

    Well-child visits and developmental screenings

    Acute and chronic care for children

 

Geriatric Care:

    Management of health issues commonly faced by older adults

    Coordination of care for complex medical needs

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Referrals to Specialists:

    Coordinating and managing care with specialists when necessary

 

Health Education:

    Providing educational resources and counseling for disease prevention and health maintenance

    Discussing treatment options and outcomes with patients

 

Care Coordination:

    Acting as a central point of contact for managing all aspects of a patient’s healthcare, including communication with other healthcare providers