primary care

Your primary care provider is your first stop for comprehensive health and wellness. We offer care for adults, from routine check-ups and preventive screenings to managing chronic conditions and treating minor injuries and illnesses.

At RIMAMD, we believe primary care should be as unique as you are. Your primary care doctor is often your first point of contact for health concerns, guiding you through decisions about specialist care when needed. That is why building a trusted relationship with your doctor matters. Your primary care provider keeps track of your health history, family background, and personal wellness goals, ensuring you get the care that is right for you. Whether you are feeling unwell, managing an injury, due for a check-up, or simply need advice, we are here for you.

conditions

You can visit your primary care doctor to:

  • Discuss unusual health changes

  • Get treatment for temporary illnesses

  • Manage chronic conditions

  • Preventive care

  • Annual physicals

  • Flu shots and other vaccinations

For more detailed information check out the following lists of short term and chronic conditions that what we can help manage.

    • Vomiting and nausea

    • Cough, allergies, flu, cold

    • Skin rash

    • Urinary tract infection (UTI)

    • Sinus infection

    • Ear infection

    • Minor injury

    • High blood pressure

    • High cholesterol

    • Arthritis

    • Diabetes

    • Heart disease

    • Chronic kidney disease

    • COPD and asthma

care for your health

If it has been more than one year since your last visit to your primary care doctor, it is time to schedule your next appointment. Even if you feel great, regular check-ups help discover potential health issues early and keep you feeling your best for the long run.

During your annual wellness visit, you and your provider can discuss your lifestyle, health goals, and any concerns you have. We will also consider factors like access to food and transportation that may affect your overall well-being.

We want to help you achieve optimal health. Below are some testing and treatment options that our office can offer to reach that goal.

    • Blood pressure check

    • Blood sugar (glucose) testing

    • Body mass index (BMI) assessment

    • Breast health exam

    • Cholesterol screening

    • Colon cancer screening

    • Mammogram

    • Pelvic exam with Pap test

    • Comprehensive physical exam

    • Prostate cancer screening

    • Mental health screening for depression and behavioral concerns

    • Anxiety, depression, and substance use screening

    • Heart health screenings

    • General skin check for unusual spots, sores, or moles

    • Immunizations and booster shots

    • Annual physicals and check-ups

    • Lab services access

    • Diagnosis and treatment of common conditions

    • Health education and wellness resources

    • Mental health and social work support access resources

    • Medication management, including anticoagulation therapy

    • Preventive care services

    • Specialist referrals

 FAQs

  • All clinical results are reviewed by your providers. If results are abnormal, you will be contacted and the results will be reviewed with you. An appointment to review results may be required.

  • When you are not feeling your best, it can be difficult to know which healthcare provider to visit.

    At RIMAMD we are able to offer our current patients same-day or next-day appointments for sick or urgent care needs. Call our office at (978) 988-9700 to schedule an appointment. If our office feels as though your current condition requires more complex care we will provide you with the necessary direction.

    When to See Your Primary Care Provider

    For non-emergent health concerns and ongoing conditions, your primary care provider is the best place to start. They know your medical history and can offer personalized care for you.

    When to Visit Urgent Care

    If it is outside office hours at RIMAMD, and you require urgent medical care, urgent care is a great option for medical issues that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening.

  • If you fear a loss of life, limb, or vision, seek emergency care immediately. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you or someone around you experiences:

    • Severe difficulty breathing

    • Loss of consciousness

    • Sudden vision changes, confusion, or difficulty speaking

    • A wound with uncontrolled bleeding

    • Injuries from a car accident, near-drowning, or other traumatic events