East Flagstaff Family Medicine Ltd

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Primary Healthcare in a Prompt, Courteous, Cost Effective Manner.

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East Flagstaff Medicine's mission is to provide quality primary healthcare in a prompt, courteous, cost effective manner. We service the Flagstaff and northern Arizona area. East Flagstaff Medicine is always on the forefront of technology. Services offered but not limited too Family Medicine - Sports injury treatment - Chronic health care - Acute medical care - Disease management - Menopausal care - ACDL Industrial Medicine - Occupational medicine - Workman's comp care And many other medical related services Call today for same day appointments, Why walk into an urgent care? Call us now or look up us on line.

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Northeast Prof Plaza Condominiums, Sunnyside

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Phone: (928) 774-2788

Address: 1515 E Cedar Ave Ste A-3, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Sinusitis
Medical Weight Loss
The main goals of care are to stop the disease and manage the pain. Treatment may initially involve diet, increased exercise, weight loss and stop smoking. Management of underlying chronic disease is critical. There are various medications that may be appropriate as early treatment. In more severe cases, surgical intervention may be necessary to open and re-establish blood flow in the obstructed vessel. Early diagnosis is critical. Symptoms of PVD? Contact your primary care provider as soon as possible!
Rheumatology
Natalie Marciales is a certified physician assistant. She earned her Bachelor of Science in public health from the University of Arizona in Tucson. She then continued her education and earned a Masters in Physician Assistant Studies from Northern Arizona University in Phoenix. She has previous experience working in rheumatology- diagnosing and treating autoimmune arthritis. At work, Natalie enjoys making patients feel comfortable and providing patient education. In her free time, she enjoys reading, birding, and traveling.
Pediatric Care
Caffeine is the most commonly used psychoactive drug worldwide. Coffee, tea and sodas are typical sources of the caffeine we ingest, for many of us regularly. But foods, nutritional supplements and medications may also be sources. For healthy adults, a moderate intake of up to 300mg per daily intake is considered “generally safe” by the FDA. The Dietary Guidelines of America recommends, however, women who are pregnant and those breast feeding consult their health care providers for advice on caffeine consumption. For children and adolescents, the American Academy of Pediatrics takes the stance that there is “no place for stimulant-containing energy drinks” for this population.
Primary Care
Well-woman care is preventive, primary care for women. Regular pap smears and breast exams, family planning advice, the treatment of minor vaginal irritation and infection.
Sleep Disorders
Obstructive sleep apnea, the more common form of this sleep disorder, occurs when the muscles of the throat and tongue relax excessively and allow the tissues to collapse, blocking off the upper airway. When breathing stops and oxygen levels drop, the brain is triggered to disrupt sleep, tighten the muscles and stimulate breath. But in addition to disruptive sleep, the stress hormones that are released can raise your heart rate and increase the risk for high blood pressure, heart attack, stroke and arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats). Although sleep apnea can occur in anyone, it is commonly associated with men more than women, and increases with age. People who are overweight may be prone to sleep apnea as well as those who drink alcohol, smoke, take sleep aids, or sleep on their back. Other considerations include those with smaller upper airways, allergies or other airway congestion, facial disfiguration, or in children, swollen tonsils.
Family Practice
East Flagstaff Family Medicine accepts most major insurance policies. We recommend that our patients contact their insurance company prior to their visit to verify coverage for medical services provided by our office. Office visit copay’s and deductible amounts are due at the time of service. We will do our best to bill insurance on behalf of our patients, but it is the patients responsibility to be aware of their insurance coverage and benefits.
High Cholesterol
Emergency Care
Our office will provide you with 24 hour support. The role of this service is to provide information or recommendations that may avert the need for an emergency room visit, or to sustain you until your primary care provider is available.
Diarrhea
Immunizations
A severe outbreak may commonly last up to eight weeks regionally and can often infect one out of every three people in a community. Hand washing and hygiene are always important, but the single best prevention of influenza is the seasonal immunization. Appropriate for almost everyone six months or older, it is especially important for those with any chronic disease such as asthma, COPD, diabetes, heart, kidney or liver disease, and any kind of cancer. Also, those who are overweight or 50 and older are at a significant risk as well.

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
The most common reason for cataracts is age related. As the eye ages, the transparency of the lens may begin to cloud as a natural course of maturity. Other reasons may include a response to trauma or possibly a result of surgery to the eye, as may be needed to treat glaucoma. As well, those using long term oral and inhaled steroids may be at risk. Additional considerations include increased likelihood to those who have diabetes, smoke, or drink too much alcohol.
Cataracts
The leading cause of blindness worldwide as well as vision loss in the United States is cataracts. The process that occurs causes increasing cloudiness in the eye’s lens. There are several reasons to develop cataracts and can be present anytime from birth to old age.
Eye Exam
In the early stages of development, you may not even be aware of it. Early cataracts may only be seen with a dilated eye exam from your ophthalmologist. As symptoms develop, there may become a blurriness to vision acuity, or colors may appear faded or dull. There may be difficulty with day-to-day tasks that require visual scrutiny like reading, driving, or watching TV.

Internal Medicine
A primary care clinic normally associated with a family/general practice, routine internal medicine for adults, and routine gynecological/obstetric care for women. Primary care includes regular checkups, appropriate screenings for diseases such as high blood pressure or diabetes, and doctor visits for non-emergency illnesses such as the flu or a sore throat.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple myeloma, multiple sclerosis and cancer are also diseases that can cause similar neurologic changes to occur. Chronic use of alcohol over time can also contribute to multiple health problems. Long term toxicity from alcohol has a possibility of causing chronic nerve damage as well with similar outcomes to diabetes. These nerve problems are progressive and unrelenting.

Depression
Insomnia
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
There are multiple ways to evaluate for PVD. Doppler ultrasound measures the sound waves from the blood flow in arteries and veins and can determine compromises. Ankle-brachial index, or ABI, compares the blood pressures of the upper and lower extremities. As blood pressures are generally consistent throughout the body, a difference between extremities can indicate PVD. Angiography injects contrast into the blood vessels and can visualize narrowing or obstruction in the arteries. Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA) or Computerized Tomography Angiography (CTA) are also radiology studies that image vessels to visualize disease.
Radiology
X-Rays

General Surgery
Meredith Smith is a Certified Nurse Practitioner with 13 years of nursing experience. She worked as a nurse in the ICU and Surgical Services during her nursing career. She received her Post Graduate Certificate as a Family Nurse Practitioner and an Acute Gerontological Acute Care Nurse Practitioner from the University of South Alabama, and her Masters of Science in Nursing with an Emphasis in Public Health from Grand Canyon University. During her nursing career, she traveled With NAVMC to Haiti and Bolivia to assist in disaster relief efforts and surgical campaigns. In her free time, she enjoys hiking and running with her dogs, cross country skiing, traveling, and gardening. She is looking forward to practicing in preventative medicine. Please call us to schedule an appointment today 928-774-2788
Gangrene
Common symptoms of PVD known as claudication may be the spasm, aches and fatigue of exertion, but sometimes may occur during sleep. Over time, there may be a noticeable reduction in the growth of hair on the legs. Thin or pale skin may develop as well, leading to the development of sores or ulcers that will not heal. Discoloration or blueish skin, especially fingers or toes may become evident. With continued diminishing blood flow, tissues may subsequently die leading to gangrene and amputation. An acute blockage results in significant pain along with a cold, pulseless and pale or blue skin. This is a medical emergency and needs immediate attention.

Skin Cancer
A much less frequent but much more deadly form of skin cancer is melanoma. Originating from the melanocytes (the cells that give skin its pigment or color), this type is also associated with UV exposure. About half of these cancers on discovery are surface level. The other half likely have already penetrated into deeper levels of the skin, requiring more extensive treatment. Lesions of this type typically may show up earlier in life as compared to the basal and squamous cancers, but all kinds may also show up as we mature. Melanoma is responsible for over 9000 deaths annually in the US, about one out of every ten of these cancers once diagnosed.
Eczema
The symptoms of hay fever may include the complaints of sneezing, coughing and itching. Other conditions include eye irritation, skin complaints including hives, eczema and rashes. Many times the symptoms are just a nuisance, but for some may be life threatening. For others, the seasonal flares may also be associated with chronic conditions such as sinusitis and asthma. According to the CDC, there are over fifty million Americans who suffer annually from seasonal allergies.
Lesions
Actinic keratosis are changes to skin that indicates sun damage, but has not yet evolved to a cancer diagnosis. These scaly patches on a reddish base also have treatments available, the earlier the better. Although sun protection is the keystone to healthy skin, many of us in the Southwest get unintentional exposure. It is likely you may have developed some spots and patches over time you wonder about. Should you have skin lesions of question, the earlier you seek a professional opinion with your primary care provider or dermatologist, the better your outcome likely will be.
Rashes

Physical Therapists

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