Americans have diabetes.
Source: CDC, National Diabetes Statistics Report
Diabetes & chronic care
Diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol, managed by one doctor who knows you.
Long-term conditions need steady, coordinated care. We track your numbers, adjust your medicines and catch problems early, visit after visit.
By the numbers
Chronic conditions are common, and manageable.
Nearly half
of U.S. adults have high blood pressure.
Source: CDC, High Blood Pressure FactsU.S. adults live with at least one chronic disease.
Source: CDC, About Chronic DiseasesHow we care for it at FIMM
Know your numbers
A1C, blood pressure, cholesterol and kidney function give us a clear starting point.
Set targets together
We agree on goals that fit your age, health and other conditions.
Adjust and follow up
We fine-tune medicines and see you regularly, in the office or by telehealth.
Prevent complications
Eye, foot and kidney checks, recommended vaccines, and referrals to specialists when you need them.
Conditions we manage
Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes
A1C tracking, medication management and foot checks.
High blood pressure
Home readings, medicine adjustments and heart-risk checks.
High cholesterol
Lipid panels and a plan to lower your heart and stroke risk.
Thyroid conditions
Testing and ongoing treatment for an under- or overactive thyroid.
Medication reviews
One doctor looks at every medicine you take, from every prescriber.
Hospital follow-up
A visit soon after discharge to review changes and prevent a return trip.
Is this right for you?
Ongoing care works best with a doctor who sees the whole picture.
- You were recently diagnosed with diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol
- Your numbers aren't where you or your doctor want them
- You take several medicines or see several doctors
- You were recently in the hospital
- You'd like your care in Spanish
Questions
Common questions
How often will I need visits?
It depends on how well controlled your condition is. For diabetes, many patients come in every 3 to 6 months.
Should I check my numbers at home?
If your doctor recommends it, yes. Bring your home blood pressure or blood sugar readings to each visit; they help us adjust your plan.
Do you work with my specialists?
Yes. We coordinate with cardiologists, endocrinologists and other specialists so your care stays in one plan.
When should I book a hospital follow-up?
Call as soon as you're discharged. A visit within the first week or two helps catch problems early.