Primary Care

A primary care doctor visit starts with a one-on-one conversation with one of our experienced physicians.

We will ask you about your medical history, current health status, medications you're taking, symptoms you may be having, and listen carefully while taking the time to fully understand your health needs and concerns.

That's why we treat each patient as an individual, getting to know them personally. If you have symptoms of diabetes, nutrition issues, abnormal cholesterol levels, or other warning signs, our team will perform diagnostic testing to confirm any underlying conditions.

Next, we develop a personalized treatment plan to address the issue and help ensure your optimal health. Your plan may include medications, personal health coaching, or nutrition programs.

HEALOR™ focuses on creating lasting patient-to-doctor relationships so you can feel at ease when it comes to managing diabetes, cholesterol, nutrition, and overall health.

We want you to know we'll be with you every step of the way during your healthcare journey. Please call our Las Vegas, NV practice to learn more about our treatment options and schedule your one-on-one consultation.

Patients at our Las Vegas, NV office who regularly schedule their primary care appointments enjoy a number of benefits, including:

• Preventive care that catches potential concerns in early stages
• Rapport and relationship built over time with their provider
• Access to their health concerns and questions in a safe, caring space
• Practitioners ready to provide referrals, prescriptions, or other necessary check-in care

what are the examples of primary care

primary care is where the patient enters the healthcare system to begin and receives services to improve the overall health and wellness.  These services typically include

• Diagnosis and treatment for acute and/or chronic illnesses
• Health education and promotion
• Disease prevention
• Health maintenance
• Health counseling
• Immunizations
• Health screenings
• Testing

Primary care refers to the care and treatment you receive from your primary care provider for things like injuries, illnesses, testing and screenings, or to plan your care with a specialist. Secondary care is the care you receive from a specialist, like a neurologist, for example.​

Who is considered a primary care physician?

Family Medicine Doctors and Internal Medicine Doctors.