At Washington Township Medical Foundation, our aim is to provide the treatments necessary for our communities’ diverse needs, developing treatment plans in conjunction with patients and their healthcare providers suited to their unique and individual needs as opposed to an overly generalized process that discounts the importance of the patient’s involvement and preference. Our patient-centric approach ensures that those we serve feel heard and cared for, as we facilitate their wellbeing through a variety of preventative care services and more.
Learn more about treatments utilized by our internal medicine department on these pages:
Doctors of internal medicine are also called internists. These physicians provide comprehensive care in the area of adult medicine. The name “internal medicine” is misleading for some, as these physicians do not limit their practice to the area of internal conditions or issues but rather treat patients as a whole, providing whole-patient treatment and diagnosis of conditions that affect any system or organ in the body.
Internists provide care for their patients throughout their lives, starting in their late teenage years. Many people confuse internists with family practitioners, but there are several important distinctions, including the three years of rigorous study focused solely on adult medicine that an internist must undergo. In addition, internists do not practice surgery, deliver babies, or provide care for children.
Internists are trained in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. Your internist can provide you with care for routine illnesses and ailments as well as complex conditions. Your internist is a doctor with whom you develop a long-term relationship. Washington Township Medical Foundation provides a wide range of treatment and other care services. Schedule an appointment at our Fremont facility.