Wellness & Other Services

Comprehensive programs tailored to help individuals achieve and maintain a healthy weight through lifestyle modifications, diet plans, exercise routines, and behavioral therapies.

At-Risk Individuals & Testing Frequency: Individuals with obesity, overweight concerns, or those aiming for weight loss. Initial assessments followed by regular check-ins every few weeks to monitor progress.

Testing & Treatment Options: Initial assessments include BMI calculation, body composition analysis, blood tests, and health screenings. Treatments may include personalized diet plans, exercise regimens, behavioral counseling, and, in some cases, medication.

Office Visit Expectation: Consultation to discuss weight goals, health history, personalized plans, regular follow-ups for progress monitoring, adjustments to the plan as needed, and ongoing support.

Replacement therapies to address hormone imbalances or deficiencies, commonly related to menopause, andropause, or other endocrine disorders.

At-Risk Individuals & Testing Frequency: Individuals experiencing hormonal imbalances or deficiencies. Testing frequency depends on symptoms and treatment adjustments.

Testing & Treatment Options: Testing involves blood tests to assess hormone levels. Treatment includes hormone replacement therapies (HRT) such as estrogen, testosterone, or thyroid hormone supplementation. Regular follow-ups are essential for monitoring hormone levels and adjusting treatments as needed.

Office Visit Expectation: Initial consultation to discuss symptoms, hormone testing, treatment options, and ongoing monitoring to ensure effectiveness and manage any potential side effects.

Identification of specific allergens causing allergic reactions through various testing methods.

At-Risk Individuals & Testing Frequency: Individuals experiencing allergy symptoms such as sneezing, congestion, itching, or rashes. Testing might occur based on symptoms or exposure to potential allergens.

Testing & Treatment Options: Allergy testing can involve skin prick tests, blood tests (RAST), or patch tests to identify allergens. Treatments may include avoidance strategies, medications (antihistamines, decongestants), allergy shots (immunotherapy), or sublingual tablets.

Office Visit Expectation: Consultation regarding allergy symptoms, testing methods, interpretation of test results, and development of an individualized treatment plan

Diagnosis, treatment, and management of various skin conditions, including eczema, psoriasis, acne, dermatitis, and others.

At-Risk Individuals & Testing Frequency: Individuals experiencing skin problems or seeking dermatological advice. Frequency depends on the condition, initial assessments followed by follow-ups as needed.

Testing & Treatment Options: Testing may include skin biopsies, cultures, or allergy tests based on the condition. Treatments range from topical medications to oral medications or phototherapy, depending on the diagnosis.

Office Visit Expectation: Consultation regarding skin concerns, skin examination, diagnosis, development of a treatment plan, and regular follow-ups for monitoring and adjustments.

Medical examinations to certify individuals meet the physical qualifications required for commercial driving licenses per the Department of Transportation (D.O.T.).

At-Risk Individuals & Testing Frequency: Individuals seeking commercial driving licenses. Testing required initially for certification and subsequently based on license renewal requirements.

Testing & Treatment Options: Physical examinations checking vision, hearing, blood pressure, heart health, and overall physical condition. Treatment might involve recommendations for further evaluation or lifestyle modifications to meet D.O.T. standards.

Office Visit Expectation: Comprehensive physical examination and medical history review to ensure compliance with D.O.T. regulations.