Our Treatments

What is a typical medical visit like at Patients Medical?

A typical medical visit can vary depending on the reason for the visit and the healthcare provider you are seeing, but here is a general idea of what to expect:

1. Checking in: You will typically check in with the receptionist or front desk staff, who will ask for your name, insurance information, and any necessary paperwork.
2. Vital signs: A nurse or medical assistant will take your vital signs, which may include measuring your blood pressure, pulse rate, temperature, and weight.
3. Medical history: Your healthcare provider will typically ask you about your medical history, including any past illnesses, surgeries, or medical conditions. They may also ask about your family medical history.
4. Current symptoms: You will typically be asked about the reason for your visit, including any symptoms you may be experiencing, when they started, and how severe they are.
5. Physical exam: Your healthcare provider will perform a physical exam, which may include looking at your ears, nose, and throat, listening to your heart and lungs, and checking your reflexes.
6. Diagnosis and treatment: Your healthcare provider may make a diagnosis based on your medical history, symptoms, and physical exam. They may recommend further testing, such as blood work or imaging tests. They will then recommend a treatment plan, which may include medications, lifestyle changes, or further medical interventions.
7. Follow-up: Your healthcare provider may schedule a follow-up visit to monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan as needed.

Throughout the visit, your healthcare provider will typically encourage you to ask any questions you may have and provide you with education and resources to help you better manage your health.

Why do the Doctors at Patients Medical recommend different kinds of treatments?

Doctors may recommend different kinds of treatments for a variety of reasons, including:

1. To address the underlying cause of the problem: Depending on the condition or disease, there may be more than one way to treat it. Doctors may recommend different treatments based on the underlying cause of the problem.
2. To match the treatment to the patient's individual needs: Not every treatment works for every patient. Doctors may recommend different treatments based on the patient's age, medical history, lifestyle, and preferences.
3. To minimize side effects: Some treatments may have side effects that can be unpleasant or even dangerous. Doctors may recommend different treatments to minimize side effects or to find a treatment that the patient is more likely to tolerate.
4. To optimize outcomes: Depending on the condition or disease, some treatments may be more effective than others. Doctors may recommend different treatments to optimize the chances of a successful outcome.
5. To comply with insurance or regulatory requirements: In some cases, insurance or regulatory requirements may dictate the type of treatment that is covered or allowed. Doctors may recommend different treatments to comply with these requirements.

It's important for patients to communicate openly with their doctors about their medical history, symptoms, and treatment preferences. This can help doctors make more informed recommendations that are tailored to the individual patient's needs.

Which medical  treatments are performed or available through your office?

Please see the list below. For more information on these treatments, click on the links under Treatments on the www.PatientsMedical.com   website.

1. Acupuncture
2. Allergy Treatments
3. AntiAging And Longevity Treatments
4. AntiAging Q & A
5. Auto Immune Disease
6. Bioidentical Hormone Pellets
7. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy
8. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy Q & A
9. Bioidentical Hormones
10. Chelation Therapy
11. Chronic Conditions
12. Chronic Diseases
13. Covid Long Haulers
14. Craniosacral Therapy
15. Deep Tissue Massage
16. Detoxification
17. Diabetes Therapy
18. Digestive Issues
19. Environmental Illness
20. Erectile Dysfunction
21. Fertility Support
22. Gastroenterology
23. Genetic testing and personalized medicine
24. Glutathione
25. Hair Loss
26. HCG Diet Plan
27. Heart Plaquex Therapy
28. Hormonal Imbalances
29. Hydrogen Peroxide Therapy
30. Immune systems
31. Infertility
32. Inflammation
33. Insomnia Sleep Apnea
34. IV Therapy
35. Lead and Heavy Metal Testing and Treatment
36. Men’s Health
37. Menopause
38. Metabolic Medicine
39. Metabolic Syndrome
40. Nitric Oxide
41. Nutritional And Dietary Guidance
42. Optimum Nutrition
43. Ozone Therapy
44. Pain Management
45. Perscription Drug Optimization Therapy
46. Personal Health Planning
47. Premenstrual Syndrome
48. Sexual Health
49. Stress and fatigue management
50. Stress Reduction Therapy
51. Supplement Therapy
52. Thermirase
53. Thermiva
54. Ultraviolet(UV) Light Therapy
55. UV Blood Irradiation
56. Weight Loss
57. Women’s Health Issues
58. Women’s Wellness
59. Women’s Wellness: Health In Your 30s
60. Women’s Wellness: Health In Your 40s
61. Women’s Wellness: Health In Your 50s