Primary Care Services & FAQs
If you are considering primary care in Frisco, Texas Health Internal Medicine offers a welcoming place to explore your options. Learn about available services, frequently asked questions and practical details that can help you choose care with greater confidence.
  • What services are available?

    Wellness and Prevention:

    Well Woman, Well Man, Annual Physicals, Immunizations, Flu Shots

    Illness/Sick Care:

    Cold, Flu, Bronchitis/Respiratory, Infections, Minor Injuries, Muscle Strains, Headaches/Migraine

    Disease Management:

    Hypertension/High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol, Diabetes , Arthritis, Thyroid Disorders, Depression/Anxiety, Allergies, Asthma, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Congestive Heart Failure, Weight Management, Heartburn/Gastroesophageal Reflux, Eczema/Skin, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Sleep/Insomnia Disorders, Gastroenteritis

    Screening and Testing:

    Routine Blood Work, Thyroid Testings, Cancer Screenings, X-ray/Imaging, EKG

    Education:

    Nutrition Counseling, Diabetes Education, Healthy Lifestyle

    Other Services:

    Preventive Care, Fever, Chronic Disease Management, ADHD, Patient Centered Medical Home

  • Can an internist be my primary care doctor?

    Internal medicine is a good fit for adults who want ongoing care. An internist can help you stay connected to preventive care, review changes in your health, and coordinate next steps when specialty care may be needed. For patients managing long-term health needs, having one care team that understands your history can make each visit feel more connected.

  • What is internal medicine?

    Internal medicine is adult-focused primary care. An internal medicine physician, also called an internist, cares for adults and can help with preventive care, wellness visits, routine health concerns, and ongoing health needs. At this clinic, the focus is on adults who want steady, thoughtful care over time. Our internal medicine team can help you manage your health history and long-term goals.

  • Can internal medicine help with long-term health needs?

    Internal medicine is a good fit for adults who want ongoing care. An internist can help you stay connected to preventive care, review changes in your health, and coordinate next steps when specialty care may be needed. For patients managing long-term health needs, having one care team that understands your history can make each visit feel more connected.

  • What is the difference between internal medicine and family medicine?

    Internal medicine and family medicine are both primary care specialties, but they serve patients in different ways. Internal medicine focuses on adult patients. Family medicine is broader and often includes care for children and adults. If you are an adult looking for a primary care doctor who focuses on adult health, this clinic may be a strong fit. Patients will find this location helpful for adult-focused primary care that is close to home or work.

  • Are you accepting new patients?

    This clinic welcomes new patients who are looking for adult primary care. New patients can review our available providers and request an appointment online or by phone. Availability can vary by provider and visit type, so the best next step is to choose a provider and start the scheduling process with them.

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