Acute and Chronic Care Management

Our clinic provides comprehensive women’s wellness services focused on prevention, early detection, and management of female health concerns. Care includes routine well-woman exams, gynecological evaluations, cancer screenings, reproductive health support, and treatment for common conditions.

Diabetes Management

Diabetes Management

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease marked by elevated blood glucose due to insufficient insulin production, insulin resistance, or both. Uncontrolled diabetes can damage nerves, kidneys, eyes, and blood vessels. Type 1 results from autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing cells; Type 2 commonly stems from insulin resistance influenced by genetics, weight, and lifestyle.

FAQs

What are common symptoms?

Increased thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, blurry vision.

How often should I check blood sugar?

Depends on your treatment plan and whether you use insulin.

Can prediabetes be reversed?

Lifestyle changes are effective and may prevent progression.

Management Approach

  • A1c and glucose monitoring
  • Nutrition and activity guidance
  • Oral medications and insulin therapy
  • Screening for kidney, nerve, and eye complications
Diabetes Management
High Blood Pressure Specialist

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Hypertension is a long-term elevation of pressure against artery walls. It is often silent but significantly increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and vision loss. Primary hypertension has no single cause; secondary hypertension arises from conditions such as kidney or endocrine disorders.

FAQs

What causes high blood pressure?

Genetics, diet, stress, inactivity, and underlying disease.

Is hypertension curable?

Typically managed long-term rather than cured.

Do borderline levels require medication?

Depends on cardiovascular risk factors and progression.

Management Approach

  • Routine blood pressure checks
  • Sodium reduction and dietary modification
  • Medication optimization
  • Monitoring for kidney, heart, and eye complications
Asthma Treatment

Asthma

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory airway disorder causing wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. Airways react strongly to triggers such as allergens, irritants, exercise, or infections. During flare-ups, airway muscles tighten and mucus increases, restricting airflow.

FAQs

What triggers asthma?

Allergens, pollution, cold air, exercise, illness.

How often should I use a rescue inhaler?

Only during symptoms; frequent use indicates poor control.

Can asthma resolve over time?

Symptoms may improve but long-term management is common.

Management Approach

  • Pulmonary function testing
  • Education on inhaler technique
  • Controller and rescue medication plans
  • Written action plans for flare-ups
Asthma Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment

Heart Disease

Heart disease includes coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, and structural problems. Coronary artery disease is most common and occurs when plaque restricts blood flow to the heart muscle, leading to chest pain, shortness of breath, or heart attack. Risk factors include hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, and family history.

FAQs

What are early signs?

Chest discomfort, fatigue, shortness of breath, swelling.

Should I be screened even without symptoms?

Yes, if you have risk factors such as diabetes or hypertension.

Can lifestyle changes reverse it?

They improve heart function and reduce risk; medication often remains necessary.

Management Approach

  • Cholesterol and cardiac risk assessment
  • EKG and diagnostic testing
  • Medication for blood pressure, cholesterol, and cardiac support
  • Lifestyle and weight management plans
High Cholesterol Treatment

High Cholesterol (Hyperlipidemia)

High cholesterol occurs when LDL, triglycerides, or total lipids exceed healthy limits. Elevated LDL promotes plaque buildup in arteries, increasing risk of heart attack and stroke. Causes include genetics, diet, metabolic conditions, and inactivity.

FAQs

Is high cholesterol genetic?

Yes; hereditary lipid disorders are common.

Do I need medication even if I eat well?

Many patients require both lifestyle changes and medication.

How often should levels be checked?

Every 6–12 months depending on risk.

Management Approach

  • Lipid panel monitoring
  • Nutrition and exercise counseling
  • Statin and non-statin medications
  • Cardiovascular risk reduction planning
High Cholesterol Treatment
Eye Care Examination

Eye Exams

Routine eye exams detect vision issues, retinal disease, and complications from chronic conditions. Diabetes can lead to retinopathy and macular edema; hypertension can cause retinal damage and vascular changes. Annual exams allow early identification and treatment of problems.

FAQs

How often should I get an eye exam?

Annually, or sooner if you have diabetes or vision symptoms.

Why important for diabetics?

They detect early retinal damage before vision changes occur.

Can high blood pressure affect vision?

Yes, through hypertensive retinopathy and optic nerve changes.

Management Approach

  • Annual vision and retinal screening
  • Diabetic eye exam coordination
  • Referral to ophthalmology
  • Education on monitoring visual symptoms
Acute Care Services

Acute Care Services

We provide rapid evaluation and treatment of urgent, non-emergency conditions such as infections, minor injuries, respiratory illnesses, and sudden worsening of chronic diseases.

Services include:

  • Same-day sick visits
  • Point-of-care testing
  • Acute medication management
  • Follow-up and monitoring
Acute Care Services

Success Stories

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Expert Management for Acute and Chronic Conditions

Personalized care plans, close follow-ups, and continuous support to help you stay healthy and in control.