Selected primary care services

Focused primary care, connected to the whole picture.

Selected outpatient services for appropriate medical concerns, screening needs, and health questions—with clear scope and thoughtful follow-through.

Scope of care

Start by confirming that the concern matches the available service.

Easton-Hogg offers selected primary care services rather than assuming every medical concern belongs in the same setting. The office begins by understanding the requested service and determining whether it appears to fall within the practice’s current outpatient scope.

When appropriate, care may involve history review, focused assessment, screening or testing, treatment recommendations, health monitoring, and coordination with another clinician. Availability and follow-up vary by the concern, patient needs, and clinical judgment.

Who it may fit

For focused, non-emergency healthcare needs.

This service may be appropriate if you

  • Have a specific outpatient concern that the office confirms is within the practice’s available scope.
  • Want a focused discussion of screening, testing, prevention, or health monitoring.
  • Would benefit from medical and psychiatric context being considered together when relevant.
  • Understand that another clinician, urgent care, or a specialist may sometimes be the better next step.

This is not an urgent-care pathway

Call before scheduling so the office can confirm whether the requested service is currently available and appropriate for routine outpatient care.

For severe, rapidly worsening, or emergency symptoms: call 911 or seek appropriate urgent or emergency medical care. Do not wait for a website response.

Clinical offerings

A focused set of primary care services.

01

Sick-visit evaluation

Assessment of appropriate non-emergency symptoms when the concern falls within the practice’s current scope.

02

Women’s and reproductive health

Selected discussions, screenings, follow-up, and Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) when available and clinically appropriate.

03

Sexual health and STI screening

Private, professional evaluation or screening for appropriate sexual health concerns.

04

Genetic testing discussions

Review of whether available genetic testing could be relevant to a specific clinical question, including its limitations.

05

Health monitoring and labs

Targeted monitoring, laboratory work, or result review may be recommended when it supports safe, appropriate care.

06

Care coordination

Referral or coordination with a primary care clinician, specialist, therapist, or other professional may be recommended.

Approach to care

Defined scope. Direct communication. Appropriate follow-through.

01

Clarify

The office reviews the reason for the request and whether the service appears available.

02

Evaluate

The visit focuses on relevant history, symptoms, risk factors, and the specific clinical question.

03

Coordinate

The provider explains treatment, monitoring, referral, or follow-up recommendations.

What to expect

The first answer may be about the right setting for care.

Some needs can be handled within the practice; others require urgent care, an ongoing general primary care relationship, a specialist, imaging, or services not available here. Clear referral is part of responsible care.

Bring an accurate medication list and use the approved secure workflow for medical records or sensitive information. Testing, prescriptions, and referrals are based on individual clinical judgment and are not guaranteed by scheduling.

Common questions

Before requesting care.

Does the practice provide every type of primary care?

No. The practice offers selected primary care services. Call the office so the requested service can be reviewed before scheduling.

Can I use the website for urgent symptoms?

No. The website is not monitored for urgent or emergency needs. Seek appropriate urgent or emergency care when symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening, or unsafe.

Are tests, labs, or prescriptions guaranteed?

No. Any testing, treatment, prescription, monitoring, or referral recommendation depends on the individual evaluation and clinical judgment.

Next step

Ask whether the service fits before scheduling.

The office can confirm current availability and explain the administrative next step without collecting sensitive clinical details through the public website.