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Phone: (928) 771-9693

Address: 3777 Crossings Dr, Prescott, AZ 86305

Website: http://arizonagrandmedcntr.com

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Primary Care
Primary Care. A primary care physician or primary care provider ( PCP ) is a physician who provides both the first contact for a person with an undiagnosed health concern as well as continuing care of varied medical conditions, not limited by cause, organ system, or diagnosis.
Sleep Disorders
Electrocardiogram
Pre-Operative Clearance. An unbending rule of the surgery world is that every patient having any surgery under general anesthesia, from emergency to elective, should have “medical clearance”. Medical clearance is a history and physical plus appropriate laboratory, x-ray, and electrocardiogram testing as a basic means of evaluating suitability for — and the risk of — both the operation itself and the anesthesia. In fact, sometimes, the findings of that medical exam drive the decision regarding the appropriate and safest anesthesia technique. In other words, the patient’s medical status generates many decisions. We believe t he patient’s personal physician is most often the logical and appropriate MD to conduct the medical clearance. He or she already knows the patient’s history — including family history. And, most importantly, has invaluable records. The prior lab, x-ray and cardiogram tests allow comparison with the current recent physical exam to best evaluate the patient’s current medical condition. The personal MD can be objective and impartial in his evaluation and recommendation regarding medical suitability for the procedure.
Immunizations
Adult Immunizations. Your need for immunizations does not end when you reach adulthood. The specific shots (injections) you need as an adult depend not only on your age, lifestyle, overall health, pregnancy status, and travel plans but also on who you are in close contact with and what vaccines you had as a child. Tetanus and diphtheria shots need to be repeated every 10 years throughout adulthood to keep immunity. Adult immunizations may include any of the following: Flu, Tetanus & Diphtheria (Td), or Tetanus, Diphtheria & Pertussis (Tdap), among a few.

Pregnancy

Internal Medicine
Our Board certified providers come to our practice with years of experience in their areas of specialty. Our providers' specialties include Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Sleep Medicine, Neurology and Endocrinology.
Nephrology
El-Harakeh M.A., Barbari A, Stephan A, Saggi S, Barakeh A.A Transplanted Kidney Surviving Total Vessel Occlusion and Anuria. Journal of Clincial Nephrology: Volume 64, No. 2/2005.
Lung Cancer

Neurology

Endocrinologist

Endocrinology

Radiology
Bader F., Abe O., El-Harakeh M.A., Korot M., Kinasewitzg., Zewin J. Pulmonary Function Testing is more Senstive than Radiology and Echocardiography in Evaluzatin the Sickle DCell Disease Patients with Dyspnea. Chest: 2007, VOlumne 132, Issue 4, PP 614S. (Poster Presentation Chest 2007_).
X-Rays
Mammography
Castellanos M., Karam P., Elya M., El-Harakeh M.A. Breast Arterial Calcifications Identified on Routine Mammography May Be a Marker of Coronary Artery Disease. Circulation: 2005 111 (4): e40-e88. (Poster Presentaiton AHA 2005).

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