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Internal Medicine

Our physicians will help you find the right medicinal treatment for medical problems in adults.

What is a Doctor of Internal Medicine?

Doctors of Internal Medicine, or internists, are primary care physicians who prevent, diagnose and treat medical problems for all adults. Internists focus their expertise on adult medicine and are not “family doctors” who see both children and adults. Internal medicine is a broad subject that requires a great deal of scientific knowledge and expertise in solving complex medical problems. Internists are comfortable dealing with all problems large or small. We take pride in caring for patients for life.

A Personalized Approach to Medical Care

Internists specialize in treating a wide range of medical issues, which enables them to treat their patients' unique health problems. Whether you have multiple illnesses, a challenging diagnosis, a need for long-term care, or anything else in between, our internists will be able to meet your personal needs.

Services Our Internists Provide

Diagnosis
Internists have a broad range of medical knowledge, which allows them to accurately diagnose both simple and complex medical conditions.
Counseling for Better Health
Advice on nutrition, activity, sleep, alcohol and tobacco, tailored to your health and your goals, and support in making changes that last.
Expertise on Systems in the Body
Internal medicine training covers the heart, lungs, kidneys, digestive system, endocrine system and more, which is what lets an internist manage several conditions at once and see how they interact.
Treatment of Various Medical Problems
From a new symptom to a long-standing condition, an internist can treat most adult medical problems directly and coordinate care with specialists when a problem calls for one.

What to Bring to a Visit

A visit goes further when your physician has the full picture. It helps to bring a list of every medication and supplement you take with the doses, any recent test results or records from other providers, your insurance card, and a note of the questions you want answered. If you use a home blood pressure cuff or glucose meter, bring recent readings.

Our Internists offer Preventative Care

Preventative care includes services such as screenings, check-ups, and counseling for medical problems. It is important to engage in consistent preventative care so you can catch problems early, before they become a big issue.