If you need care but can’t make the trip, don’t worry – there’s still several ways to talk to our men’s health specialists. Get care from any device for nutrition and weight management, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, mental health, sexual health, acne, sinus infections, allergies and much more.

With video visits, you can talk to your doctor and get personalized care and treatment – all without leaving home. A video visit includes everything you’d expect in an office visit.

Our online clinic, Virtuwell, also treats many common conditions like erectile dysfunction (ED) and STIs, with no video visit required. A certified nurse practitioner will review your symptoms and send you a personalized treatment plan. And if you need a prescription medication, we’ll send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.

Family medicine doctors, internal medicine doctors, internal medicine-pediatrics doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants are all types of primary care doctors. They are trained to help men throughout all stages of life and provide the recommended health screenings and tips to staying healthy. They can also help treat a variety of conditions, including coughs and colds, acne, sleep disorders, hypertension, diabetes and stable heart disease. You might see:

• Family medicine doctors – The unique benefit of family medicine doctors is that they care for everyone in your family, from new baby to grandpa. They can provide highly personalized care because they’re familiar with your family’s medical history.
• Internal medicine doctors – Internal medicine doctors focus on caring for adults. They provide a wide range of services, including preventive care and health screenings. They treat illnesses, injuries and chronic conditions.
• Internal medicine/pediatrics doctors – A combined med-peds physician has a dual board certification and can treat patients from newborns through adulthood. They are both pediatricians and internists.
• Physician assistants and nurse practitioners – Physician assistants and nurse practitioners provide medical care and are licensed to diagnose and treat illness, manage chronic diseases and prescribe medication for patients.

Many of our primary care clinics also have dietitians, diabetes educators, care coordinators, pharmacists and psychologists to help you develop personalized plans for achieving your health goals.

We also have people trained to answer your questions regarding insurance and payment options.