Internal medicine doctors and advanced practice clinicians (APCs) you can trust
Many adults choose an internal medicine (IM) physician as their primary care physician (PCP). Internal medicine doctors and APCs are equipped to deal with any problem a patient brings: common or rare, simple or complex, one or many. Internists strive to educate their patients on wellness; their focus is on care for the whole person, not just the illness.
ARC Internal Medicine team
An internist is a PCP who cares for their patients during all stages of adulthood (over 18 years). Internists and APCs work together to coordinate their patient's care. If you have a condition that requires attention more than twice a year, it’s probably time to establish care with an IM doctor or APC.
Internists and APCs routinely see patients with heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and chronic lung disease. Internists and APCs are trained in subspecialty areas of internal medicine, including rheumatology, gastroenterology, cardiology, nephrology, infectious disease, neurology, pulmonary medicine, critical care, endocrinology, and allergy.