Fast, quality, and convenient healthcare made easy, book same or next day appointments with a trusted medical professional.

Our extensive network of primary care provider offers patients an abundance of availability when it comes to booking their appointments. You will be able to easily find and book a same or next day appointment with a top-rated provider in your area. Whether you need an in-person visit or a telemedicine consultation, find and book completely online.

Our featured providers accept all commonly used health insurances.

Virtual consultation visits have become a major advantage to treatment. Many of our featured providers do offer virtual visits. This lowers patient to patient contact and exposure. Only minor injury and illness can be treated completely virtual. As well as prescription refill for certain medications and any medical advice that may be needed.

Finding a trustworthy clinician is an important part to staying healthy. They assist the management of your health through preventative health screenings, immunizations, prescription management, chronic disease management, counseling, resources, and referrals when you need it! They also treat common acute diseases and provide early detection of serious illness such as cancer. It is advantageous to build a strong relationship and bond with your clinician. They treat patients on an individual and comprehensive level and building a relationship with a trusted provider over years allows them to better treat you.

Manage your healthcare online and completely through our website. Discover a practitioner who is local to you and make sure they can offer you are clinic hours that fit your schedule. Then choose the clinician that fits all your requirements and read reviews so you can go in-person feeling confident about your medical decisions. Once you have narrowed down the perfect provider, you can book and manage all aspects of your healthcare completely online.

We have many providers offering both after-hours and weekend availability. You can easily search for availability after 5pm Monday-Friday or anytime on Saturdays and Sundays. Some health providers will only offer limited office hours on the weekends, but it should be an adequate amount of time to have an in-person or virtual consultation conducted.

There can be many personal or professional reasons which are influencing you to look for a new medical provider, they include but are limited to…

• Questions about your health and steps you want to take to get healthier. This could include a physical, blood work, and health screening, an annual exam, or immunization you may be missing. When it comes to Covid-19 speak to your new practitioner about vaccinations and eligibility for the booster.
• If you have not been feeling mentally or physical well your physician will be able to prescribe you medication or refer you to a specialist.
• If you are trying to manage a chronic condition such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, obesity, COPD, asthma, anxiety, or depression, your clinician can help you monitor your treatment or know when it’s best to refer you to a specialist. They will help you monitor vitals and blood work to get a full picture of the physiology of your body.
• If you recently sustained an injury or were in a car accident your physician will take over treatment after your initial stop to the hospital (if that was necessary)

Your physician can help monitor and treat an array of conditions by monitoring your vitals, prescriptions, blood tests, and your overall wellbeing. Always speak to your PCP if you feel like your treatment is not working or begin to feel sicker or “not yourself.”

• Alzheimer’s
• Diabetes
• Depression
• Psychotic disorders like Schizophrenia
• Heart Failure
• Arthritis
• Osteoporosis
• Chronic Kidney Disease
• Ischemic Heart Disease
• Hypertension
• Hyperlipidemia
• AIDS
• Hepatitis

Hepatitis C is an illness caused by a virus that attacks the liver and causes liver inflammation and possible failure. The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread through contaminated body fluids like unsterile tattoo equipment or sharing needles. Most people do not have symptoms but those who do may feel nauseous, fatigue, appetite loss, and jaundice (yellowing of skin and eyes) usually due to liver damage and/or failure. Some people are more at risk for HCV, such as:

• IV drug users
• Individuals with abnormal liver function tests and no known cause
• Babies that have been born to mothers with HCV
• Healthcare workers that have been exposed to infected body fluids
• Individuals with hemophilia (when blood cannot clot) and have been treated with clotting factors before 1987
• Chronic hemodialysis patients
• People who had a blood transfusion or organ transplant before 1992
• Sexual partners with HCV
• People with HIV
• People who have been in prison

A primary care physician can help you monitor and treat your hepatitis C by prescribing antiviral medication directed toward HCV and making sure their patients are vaccinated against hepatitis A and B, co-infections could complicate HCV infection.