Family Medicine providers are trained in the general care of adults, newborns and children; a good choice if you want to have the same doctor for your entire family. They treat chronic illnesses and common problems and provide preventive care and health education for all ages and both sexes.
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An Internist specializes in adult internal medicine, specifically the diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of diseases as well as the treatment of the disease process dealing with the suppression of the immune system.
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Pediatricians concentrate their training on the care of infants and children.
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Specialists are located at facilities throughout DMA. Your primary care physician will refer you to a specialist when you are in need of specialty care.
Consult your primary physician regarding the following services:
DMA now has 5 Orthopedic providers offering services in Sports Medicine, Spinal Surgery, Foot and Ankle Reconstruction and more!
Internal Medicine concentrates on providing general medical care to adults 18 years and older. Internists are trained to solve diagnostic problems and handle chronic illnesses conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. They also bring to patients an understanding of preventive medicine, men’s and women’s health, as well as an effective treatment of common problems and illnesses. Many older adults in the United States see an internist as their primary physician.
Family Medicine physician training covers the treatment of people throughout their entire lifetime, from infancy to the senior years.
Both Internal Medicine and Family Medicine physicians treat adults and perform preventive care screenings.
Pediatricians concentrate their training on the care of infants and children.
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