Primary Care

Diseases That Can Benefit From Home Infusion Therapy

Chemotherapy, chronic diseases, Home health, home physicians, Hydration therapy, infectious diseases, IV therapy, Pain Management, Primary Care, TPN, Uncategorized |

Infusion therapy is the administration of medications or other therapeutic substances directly into the bloodstream, typically using intravenous (IV) catheters, needles, or other methods. This mode of treatment is often used for patients with diseases that require long-term or high-dose medications, or those for whom oral medications are not effective or appropriate. Some common diseases […]

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Home Visits by Nurse Practitioners

chronic diseases, Home health, IV therapy, IV/Chemotherapy Infusion, medicare, medication management, pain, Primary Care |

Home visits by nurse practitioners (NPs) are a type of healthcare service where a nurse practitioner visits a patient in their home to provide medical care and support. This service is particularly valuable for patients who have difficulty accessing healthcare facilities, such as the elderly, those with chronic illnesses, or those with limited mobility. During

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Pharmacogenetic Testing

Case mangement, chronic diseases, depression, diabetes, genetics, hypertension, medication management, pain, pharmacogenetic testing, pharmacogenomics, Primary Care |

Is your Medication Working For You? If you answered No personalized medication management is for you A simple genetic test using a cheek swab sample will inform you if you will respond to the drug you are taking. It’s a safe and simple way to determine if your medication works. The test is free for patients covered by Medicare and

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Diabetes Education

African immigrant health, Annual physicals, Case mangement, global health, Health Education, health risk assessments, Home health, OB/GYN Physical, pharmacogenetic testing, Primary Care, Wound care |

Diabetes is the key leading cause of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, amputation and blindness induced morbidity and mortality. According to CDC, 80% of all diabetics die from stroke (64%) and heart attacks (16%). There are 29 million Americans currently diagnosed with diabetes. Another 86 million American adults are pre-diabetic.  77.4 million of the 86

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