Our areas of practice include General Medicine, Wellness care for the evaluation and treatment of obesity, addictions such as drugs, nicotine, and others.
some of the medical conditions we care are Coughs and Bronchitis, Earaches and Sinusitis, Sore Throats, STD Evaluation and Treatment, Drug Testing, Allergic Reaction, Mild asthma Attack, Hypertension & Diabetes, TB tests, Vitamin B12 shots, physical exams for School, Work, Immigration and DMV physicals, Woman Health Checkup which includes Pap Smear test and most lab tests can be drawn on site.
Includes the medical evaluation, urine test And the medical card.
The medical card will be valid for 2 years if the patient pass the exam.
***Drivers with certain medical condition will receive a medical card valid from 3, 6 months up to 1 year.
Providing primary care services is the key to prevent diseases and monitoring the chronic condition we help you to avoid complication of the existing one.
Preventive care is the key for intimate wellness.
Do not eat anything after your evening meal.
Do not drink anything except water.
Take advantage of our always low fees, we have single panel starting at $35.00.
For patients joining the Weight Loss Program the full panel is available at a reduced fee.
Preventive medicine could save your life. Annual screening is recommended to avoid diseases as diabetes type 2 and cardiovascular diseases as the result of high cholesterol or triglycerides.
What Is Fasting and Do I Need to Fast?
When the doctor orders certain tests, you may be told to fast for several hours before the test or overnight. Here’s what you need to know to comply with your doctor’s instructions.
Fasting is when you consume no food or drinks, with the exception of water, for a set period of time. It’s important to drink plenty of water, not just because you’re not eating, but because it’s easier to draw blood from your veins when you’re well hydrated.
The nutrients in the food and beverages you consume are absorbed into your blood stream and could impact factors measured by certain tests. Tests to determine your lipid levels (cholesterol, triglycerides and HDL) usually require fasting. You also will be told to fast before glucose testing. Other tests may also require fasting. If you don’t fast, or fast for a shorter time than prescribed, your tests could give inaccurate results, meaning you’ll likely have to repeat the test. If you think fasting is going to be a problem for you, please discuss it with your healthcare provider.
How Long Must I Fast?
Generally, before a lipid or a glucose tolerance test, you’ll be told to fast for eight hours. However, the doctor may advise you differently. Always follow instructions to be in compliance.
Be sure to take your usual medications unless told otherwise the doctor. If you’re taking vitamin/mineral supplements, ask whether you should continue to take those as well.
As soon as you’ve had your blood drawn, you’ll probably want to eat and drink something. It’s a good idea to bring along a snack so you can do so as soon as possible. Schedule your blood test for the early morning to minimize the length of time you’ll have to go without food.