What is an Internal Medicine Physician?

• An Internal Medicine Physician is a doctor who specializes in treating adults. They provide care to people in their late adolescence to seniors. They complete three years of medical school education followed by three years of residency training. Upon completion of their training, they must take a rigorous exam to become board certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties. Internal Medicine Physicians are required to recertify every seven years by performing regular continuing medical education. ... more

Internal Medicine Physicians provide preventive medicine, care for chronic conditions, and diagnose and treat all areas of the body in adults. We try to find disease before you are aware it is there, rather than waiting until things are too late. Chronic conditions include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, thyroid disease, diabetes, anxiety, depression, obesity and many others. When needed, we will refer you to the appropriate specialist. ... more