FAQs

Yes, primary care services are available for both children (starting at age 3) and adults. This includes well child and adolescent exams, sports and school physicals, routine adult checkups, preventive health screenings, and management of chronic and acute health conditions for all ages. Both kids and adults can receive ongoing care, health advice, and treatment here.
Yes, our nurse practitioners can help manage chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and others, on top of regular checkups. They create a personalized care plan, adjust medications when needed, and help track things like blood pressure, blood sugar, and weight over time. They also help you understand test results, work with specialists if needed, and give advice about diet, exercise, and healthy lifestyle choices. Ongoing management is part of what our nurse practitioners do, so you can get most of your healthcare needs handled in one place.
Yes, both diet and exercise counseling are offered to help with overall wellness and reaching health goals. Preventive health screenings are available too, including blood pressure checks, cholesterol and blood sugar tests, cancer screenings, gynecological exams with Pap smears, prostate exams, and routine physicals for kids and adults. These services are designed to help catch problems early and support better long-term health.
Yes, treatment is provided for common illnesses like respiratory infections, stomach bugs, urinary problems, and minor wounds that might need care like sutures. Along with routine checkups and physicals, you can also get help for issues that come up suddenly, like rashes or minor injuries, so you don’t have to go to urgent care for every little thing. The goal is to take care of both your regular health needs and also the unexpected stuff that happens.
We offer a range of on-site diagnostic and lab testing services as part of care with our nurse practitioners. This includes CLIA-waived lab tests, blood pressure checks, cholesterol and blood sugar screenings, ultrasound services, spirometry for lung function, and other screenings. Lab work and many diagnostic exams can often be done right at your visit, making it easier to get the answers you need quickly.
Yes, our nurse practitioners can treat a wide range of acute illnesses, including respiratory infections, gastrointestinal upsets, urinary issues, skin rashes, minor wounds, and dehydration. We do minor procedures like suturing for small cuts or wounds right in the clinic. For urgent concerns, we set aside same-day appointment slots and, when possible, offer virtual visits to make care easier and quicker for you.
Hormone optimization with pellet therapy is offered here through experienced Nurse Practitioners. The method used is called EvexiPEL®, which uses tiny, natural hormone pellets placed under the skin to help balance hormone levels. Nurse Practitioners at the clinic, including Deborah Varnam, are specially trained in this approach. Many people choose pellet therapy to manage symptoms like mood swings, low energy, or changes in weight, and it can also support long-term health. If you’re interested, you can set up a visit to talk with a Nurse Practitioner about whether this is right for you.
Same-day appointments with a nurse practitioner are often available for urgent health issues like respiratory infections, urinary symptoms, or minor wounds. Several appointment slots are reserved each day for these kinds of needs. For the quickest help, it’s best to call the office directly to check availability. Virtual visit options may also be offered, depending on the situation.
You can use the patient portal to send messages to your Nurse Practitioner, view your lab orders, and keep track of your medications between visits. The portal lets you also manage appointments and see your health information, making it easier to stay connected and up to date with your care.
You can message your Nurse Practitioner through the patient portal to ask questions about your lab results, medications, or other health concerns between visits. The portal is set up for secure communication with your care team, and you can expect a reply within 24 business hours during regular office times. This makes it easy to get answers or follow up on things without having to make an extra appointment.
Yes, medication assisted treatment with Vivitrol is available for opiate or alcohol addiction through a nurse practitioner. Patients can receive an intramuscular injection of Vivitrol as part of a treatment plan designed to support recovery and help prevent relapse. This service is provided alongside other support and medical care. Appointments can be scheduled directly with one of the nurse practitioners to discuss if Vivitrol is a good fit for your needs.
Yes, you can be seen by a Nurse Practitioner for same-day visits if you have an acute illness like a respiratory infection, a urinary issue, or a minor wound. These types of sudden health problems are treated promptly, and there are specific appointment slots saved each day for urgent needs. If needed, you can also call for guidance or book online to make sure you get help as soon as possible.