Find an Internal Medicine Provider
At Clark Clinic, our internal medicine physicians, also known as internists, are focused on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of adult diseases. They provide comprehensive care for patients 18 years and older, from routine checkups and screenings to the management of complex medical conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and autoimmune disorders.
Services include:
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- Ongoing care for chronic conditions
- Annual wellness exams and checkups
- Preventive screenings
- Sick visits
- Minor injuries or accidents
- Flu shots and other immunizations
- Medication management
- Allergy treatment
- Healthy lifestyle education
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Internal Medicine Locations
Clark Clinic Family Medicine (Formerly Ertel Medicine & Pediatrics)
Internal Medicine Providers
Preparing for an Appointment with Your Internal Medicine Provider:
Preparing for an appointment with your internist can help you make the most of your time with your provider. Whether it’s your first visit or a routine check-up, a little preparation can lead to a more effective and satisfying experience. Here are some general tips to keep in mind to ensure your appointment goes smoothly and you get the care you need.
- Bring a List of Medications: Include all prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, supplements and dosages.
- Provide Your Health History: Bring a summary of your symptoms, health concerns, and any relevant medical records you have.
- Know Your Family’s Medical History: Be ready to share information about any health conditions that run in your family, including those affecting parents, siblings and grandparents.
- Prepare a List of Questions: Prioritize the top three questions you want to discuss. If there are additional concerns, you can schedule a follow-up visit.
- Communicate Concerns Ahead of Time: Use the patient portal to message your provider with any major concerns before your appointment.
- Take Notes: Write down or record key information and instructions from your doctor.
- Bring a Companion: Having a family member or friend with you can help you remember information, take notes and provide support.