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Telehealth Urgent Care Now Available
In an ongoing effort to provide quicker access to quality care, Primary Health Medical Group is excited to announce the launch of telehealth urgent care. This convenient service allows patients to receive the care they need within the comfort of their own homes. Appointments are available Monday – Thursday each week.
Patients will have a real-time video consultation with a Primary Health provider using a computer, smartphone, or tablet. They can discuss symptoms, ask questions, and receive medical advice without the need to visit a clinic in person.
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Primary Health Welcomes Saltzer Health Providers
Boise, ID, April 15, 2024 – Primary Health Medical Group is pleased to announce the addition of a number of outstanding healthcare providers from Saltzer Health, plus the acquisition of an ENT practice in the Ten Mile Medical Campus.
New providers at Primary Health:
Kimberly Ferguison, M.D.
Pediatrician
Shannon Gardiner, P.A.-C.
Ear, Nose & Throat
Three Vaccine-Preventable Illnesses Spreading Among Kids in the Treasure Valley
Kids are prone to sickness this time of year, but some of the most commonly spread illnesses are preventable with vaccination. Stop in at any Primary Health Urgent Care location to get your child vaccinated today.
Read MoreInfluenza B Cases Surge, Reach Holiday Levels
Boise, ID, February 20, 2024 – Influenza B cases have surged in the Treasure Valley, according to data gathered at multiple Primary Health Medical Group clinics.
“We saw more than 250 cases of influenza in our clinics last week, and the majority of those were influenza B,” explained Ann Weiss, M.D., “We’ve seen some pretty ill patients with this strain, so we encourage those with symptoms to get tested and receive anti-viral medication if they qualify. For healthy patients who haven’t received their annual flu vaccine, the CDC continues to recommend getting vaccinated as long as virus is spreading.”
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Welcome Lee Parsons, M.D.
Primary Health is excited to welcome Lee Parsons, M.D. to our medical group on April 1, 2024. Dr. Parsons is a board-certified physician who has been practicing in the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology since 1993. He attended medical school at the University of Southern California and completed his residency at the University of Washington.
Never Been to the Dermatologist? Here's What to Expect
If you’ve never been to a dermatologist, you might be intimidated by the idea and unsure of what to expect. In fact, many patients don’t even know what to ask for when calling to make an appointment.
Visiting a dermatologist on a regular basis is an important step in the prevention of skin issues and maintaining the health of your skin. Dermatologists can assist in healing both chronic and isolated skin conditions, as well as promoting anti-aging through tested and trusted products and services.
What to expect at your first appointment:
Read MoreCan't Shake Your Cold Symptoms? Top 3 Reasons You May Need to See an ENT Specialist
At Primary Health, our patients receive comprehensive medical care, including specialist care for issues that go beyond what is typically addressed in urgent care or general family medicine. One such specialty is ENT, or Ear, Nose and Throat services.
Read MoreSports Medicine – Not Just for Athletes
Whether you’re an avid runner, high school soccer player, or just want to be able to work in your garden without aches and pains, sports medicine can help you achieve the level of activity you want for a fulfilling life. At Primary Health, our team of qualified sports medicine providers are dedicated to providing high-quality care for their patients and finding solutions to a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions.
Read MorePrimary Health Donates Helmets to Glide on Grove
Boise, ID, November 14, 2023 – Primary Health Medical Group has donated dozens of helmets for use by skaters at the Downtown Boise Association’s new ice skating rink, Glide on Grove.
The rink is located in the center of the Grove Plaza in Downtown Boise and will be completely free for the community to enjoy when it opens later this month. Helmets donated by Primary Health are available for skaters of all ages and feature three unique stickers designed by Primary Health staff and family members.