No matter who you are, finding a primary care provider is instrumental to ensuring your health, wellness, and future for many years to come.

Primary care services are healthcare offices that offer treatment for common illnesses in non-lethal or non-emergency situations.

Long-term health instruction through a qualified medical professional gives the patient the ability to establish quality relationships and a deep sense of trust. This can lead to more accurate treatments and better results throughout the medical relationship.

A primary care provider (PCP) is a medical doctor, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner that specializes in the care of a small group of individuals. While most PCPs are outpatient oriented, admittance to the hospital does not keep your provider from assisting or otherwise directing your emergency care.

PCPs are an incredibly important addition to your healthcare plan. Depending on the primary care provider you choose, these specialists can offer you:

• Family planning and care
• Pediatrician care for infants and toddlers
• Medical care related to aging or hospice concerns
• Male and female health concerns
• Internal specialist care
• General wellness checkups and advising

PCP providers offer a plethora of advantages over emergency care or walk-in clinics, and offer a steady peace of mind for individuals looking for personalized, professional, and holistically sound medical care.

Schedule a meeting or interview with a local office in your area to decide if their PCP services are right for you. Asking friends about medical offices or their personal PCPs are things you can mention to get a primary care provider.

If you’re interested in receiving more information about a Primary Care Provider (PCP), please call Dupage Immediate Care at 630-282-6002 or email to care@dupageimmediatecare.com.

As a primary care facility with an urgent care wing, we know that our patrons are looking for quality, speed, and professionalism in their chosen healthcare services.

Sources:

https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001939.htm