About New Leaf Primary Care

Primary Care

The Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner at New Leaf Primary Care Primary care provide care at every age and stage of life.

Primary Care serves as your "health care home base" and your go-to source for routine medical attention. In addition, primary care providers can refer you to specialists if you require specialized expertise in order to address a particular medical condition.

Primary care consists of wellness, chronic disease management, prevention, and treatment of a wide range of medical issues. These problems might be behavioral, social, or physical in nature.

Primary care trained healthcare professionals form enduring relationships with their patients. In addition to taking the patient's medical history and family history into account, they examine the patient's overall health.

For continuing diagnosis and treatment of chronic illnesses like type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure, you can visit a primary care physician. Primary care physicians may handle these diseases on their own at times. They will collaborate with a specialist, like an endocrinologist or cardiologist, in difficult circumstances.

FAQs

What does New Leaf Primary Care offer its patients?

New Leaf Primary Care provides the same medical services you expect from any other traditional brick-and-mortar office-based medical clinic. We provide the following services: comprehensive physical examinations, annual Medicare wellness visits, medication prescription and management, chronic disease evaluation and management, diagnostic testing (such as EKGs, x-rays, and ultrasounds), blood work and lab testing, immunizations, hospice, and palliative care, diabetic and vision screenings, wound care and more. We also provide complete care coordination, working with patients, their families, and their insurance companies to coordinate with specialists, home care services medical device and equipment deliveries, and when more involved testing is required.
Do you take Private Pay / Self-Pay patients?

We absolutely do. Please call us for details.
What if I have to go to the hospital?

We do not see patients in the hospital. If you are admitted to the hospital you will be seen by a hospitalist. We do work with the local area hospitals and will continue your health care before, during, and after your hospital stay.
Can I still see my regular doctor?

New Leaf Primary Care recommends that you utilize one doctor as your primary care physician.
What if I need to contact my provider after hours?

New Leaf Primary Care does not provide on-call / after-hours service. You may leave a message on the confidential voicemail which is screened often and if a non-urgent matter a call will be returned on the next business day. However, if you are having a medical emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
What do I do if my question is not addressed on this page?

Please give the office a call or feel free to send an email.
Can I communicate via text messaging?

Absolutely! Please know that safety, security, and the related cannot be guaranteed via text messaging. However, text messaging is another form of communication that is conducted.

Our Approach

Our Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner utilizes a patient and family centered care approach. A perspective on the interactions between patients, their families, and the healthcare providers is known as patient- and family-centered care, or PFCC. The foundation of the patient- and family-centered care paradigm is the idea that stronger relationships between patients, families, and healthcare professionals can lead to better healthcare services and outcomes.

Working Hours

Monday through Thursday
7:30 am to 12 pm
1 pm to 4 pm
Closed between 12-1 pm for lunch
Fridays: Closed

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Primary Care

About New Leaf Primary Care

Primary Care

FAQs

Our Approach

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