Conditions Treated

What is Telehealth/Internal Medicine?

 Telehealth is transforming modern healthcare. With fewer formally trained physicians, more patients in need, and rising rates of chronic illness, the old model of crowded waiting rooms and long delays is no longer sustainable. Telehealth brings expert care directly to you—whether at home, work, or abroad—reducing unnecessary exposure, saving time, and removing geographic barriers. We go further by breaking the limits of distance and time, offering same-day consultations wherever you are. The only thing you need is internet service, a phone, or a computer. Choosing the right telehealth platform is essential—you must know who is behind the service and feel comfortable with your provider. Unlike automated systems, our platform is led by a U.S.-trained, board-certified physician with over 36 years of clinical experience, combining modern technology with trusted medical expertise. 

The Role of Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine specialists make a real difference in chronic patient care. They are trained to evaluate the full spectrum of adult health, looking beyond single symptoms to understand the complex interactions between conditions.                            This deeper perspective allows them to make more accurate diagnoses and provide tailored treatment plans.

Their training also emphasizes individualized care—adjusting their approach according to each patient’s sex, age, race, and overall health profile. By balancing these variables, they ensure that recommendations are precise, effective, and safe.

Internal Medicine specialists can also help patients find alternatives to expensive medications when possible, without compromising the quality of care. They play a central role in managing chronic medical conditions, keeping patients healthier, preventing complications, and improving long-term outcomes.

What is Urgent Care?

•  Urgent Care is a medical field that requires prompt attention to patients’ needs, typically without being life-threatening. Here’s the interesting part: an Urgent Care physician combines the skills of a family practitioner, an emergency physician, and, at times, a general surgeon. This specialty demands knowledge, experience, and nerves of steel. Without these, a physician may end up sending patients to the emergency room for almost everything. 
• Acute bronchitis
• Allergies
• Cold & Flu (Influenza)
• COVID
• COPD Exacerbation/Acute Asthma
• Dental & ear infections
• Food poisoning
• Insomnia
• STD: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis
• Urinary Tract Infections (cystitis, prostatitis,uretritis)
• Urinary retention (large prostate, urethral stenosis, stones)
• Migraines disorders
• Skin disorders
• Minor surgery

What is Preventive Medicine?

• Preventive medicine is a specialized branch of medical practice focused on maintaining health and preventing disease, disability, and premature death. It emphasizes proactive strategies—such as screenings, vaccinations, risk assessments, lifestyle counseling, and early interventions—to reduce the likelihood or severity of illnesses.
• The Care Behind the Evidence: Preventive medicine is grounded in evidence-based care, meaning that every recommendation—whether it’s a routine colonoscopy, a flu shot, or cholesterol screening—is supported by robust clinical studies, population health data, and guidelines from trusted medical organizations. This evidence-driven approach ensures that preventive measures are not just routine but are tailored to maximize benefit, minimize risk, and optimize long-term health outcomes.

• Chronic disease management is the continuous, coordinated care provided by an internal medicine specialist to control symptoms, prevent complications, and improve quality of life through personalized, evidence-based strategies. 
• Diabetes Mellitus I & II
• Hypertension
• Hyperlipidemia
• Hypothyroidism
• Hyperthyroidism
• Heart failure/Cardiac insufficiency
• Post heart attacks
• COPD ( Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
• Asthma
• Chronic respiratory failure
• Chronic kidney disease
• Gout
• Parkinson
• Essential tremors
• Cronic migraine headaches
• Chronic back, hip and knee pain

• A second opinion is specialized, professional support that provides clarity and peace of mind when questions or doubts are causing you stress. It’s the guidance of a well-trained expert who helps you better understand your situation and make informed decisions with confidence. 
• If you've received a serious or life-changing diagnosis (e.g., cancer, heart disease, autoimmune conditions)
• When surgery or high-risk treatment is recommended
• If your condition isn’t improving with current care
• For rare or unclear diagnoses 
• When you feel unsure, rushed, or not fully heard by your provider
• Before starting long-term medications or therapies with significant side effects, many doctors do not explain side effects before starting new medications.
• Or when you feel hesitant to talk with your doctor or a family member, having a trusted doctor-friend to listen and provide evidence-based guidance is always reassuring.