If you (or your little ones) are feeling run down, on the verge of getting sick, already sick, sick but can’t kick it, or need a boost so you don’t get sick after exposure, come in for an assessment and treatment.

An acute visit is a 30 minute office visit where the Provider (Sarah) can listen to your heart and lungs, look at your ears, nose, and throat, and decide what treatments will get you back on your feet!

Often IV immune boosting, ozone therapies, fluids, nebulized treatments such as glutathione, and/or homeopathic remedies will do just the trick!! But if you are need of a prescription for Ivermectin & Hydroxychloroquine or are at the point where you need/want an antibiotic, Sarah can do that too.

Remember…the EARLIER you treat, the less severe the illness and the faster you are back to doing you! If you are symptomatic, that means that the immune system is needing some help and a boost might be all you need!

Accidents and injuries can happen at any time to any one.

Soft tissue injuries can affect the body’s muscles, tendons, or ligaments. These are often classified as sprains, strains, contusions (or bruises), or tendonitis/bursitis pains. We have therapies such as red light therapy and ozone that can decrease the inflammation and pain while promoting faster healing.

Hard tissue injuries usually refer to the bones. These are often a fracture or dislocation and may require an x-ray, MRI, or some other type of scan. After an assessment, Sarah can order the appropriate scan if appropriate at a free-standing establishment to keep you out of the ER or Urgent Care centers and back home in a timely manner!

There is a slew of other sicknesses that can slow us down such as an allergic reaction, kidney or gall stone, appendicitis, infections, rashes, hives, constipation, high blood pressure, uncontrolled blood sugars…the list could go on!

Sarah is a board-certified family nurse practitioner so well-versed in the management of primary care concerns. Unlike other doctors offices, we have many natural modalities in the clinic to provide the assessment and treatment all in the same visit - a “one-stop shop” if you will!