Other Services

Because imaging is performed in-office, results are typically available quickly, often the same visit, so your provider can begin discussing next steps with you right away. For more complex studies that require specialist review, results may take a bit longer, and your provider will let you know what to expect. We'll always follow up with you once results are ready, rather than leaving you to wonder.

Patients experiencing symptoms like persistent fatigue, mood swings, or unexplained weight changes may be candidates. A blood test confirms whether a hormonal imbalance is contributing to your symptoms before starting treatment. Your provider will also review your overall health history to make sure hormone therapy is an appropriate and safe option for you specifically. Treatment is then tailored to your individual hormone levels rather than a standard dose for everyone.

Spirometry measures how much air you can breathe in and out, and how quickly, which helps identify conditions like asthma or COPD even before symptoms become severe. The test itself is quick and non-invasive, generally involving a few forceful breaths into a small handheld device. Results are reviewed with you the same day, along with what they mean for your respiratory health.

In most cases, yes; these tests are ordered by your provider as part of an evaluation, based on your symptoms or a routine screening need, rather than requested independently. Your provider will explain why a particular test is being recommended and what they're hoping to learn from it, so you understand the purpose before it's performed.

We recheck hormone levels periodically after starting treatment to confirm your dosage is working as intended, then adjust as needed based on both your labs and how you're feeling. This ongoing monitoring helps make sure your treatment stays effective and safe as your body responds over time, rather than setting a dose once and leaving it unchanged indefinitely.

Yes. Onsite imaging, spirometry, and EKG testing are often used for ongoing monitoring of a known condition, not just for a first diagnosis. If you're already being treated for something like COPD, asthma, or an irregular heart rhythm, repeat testing over time helps your provider see whether your current treatment plan is working, or whether it needs to be adjusted. This is especially useful for conditions that tend to change gradually, where a single test at one point in time doesn't tell the whole story. Because testing happens in the same office as your regular visits, tracking these changes over months or years is simpler than coordinating separate outside appointments each time.

The process typically starts with a regular visit, where you and your provider discuss what's prompting your interest in one of these services, whether it's a specific symptom, a condition you're already managing, or general curiosity about your hormone levels or respiratory health. From there, your provider decides which test or treatment makes sense and can often have it performed the same day, since everything is offered on-site rather than requiring a referral to an outside facility. If you already know which service you're interested in, mentioning it when you schedule helps our team plan enough time for your visit. There's no need to wait for a formal referral before bringing it up, and our front desk team can also answer basic questions about these services over the phone before you even come in.