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When Should You Come to the Braselton Clinic?
- If good health is your goal
- When you're sick
- When you need a check-up
- When you need advice about how to cope with a chronic illness
- When you're ill and don't know where to go for help
The Braselton Clinic is committed to providing detailed, personalized care to each of our patients. On your first visit, your internist will evaluate your current condition. Regardless of whether or not your visit concerns a specific medical problem, your internist will help you develop plans to keep or improve your current state of health. If there is a problem that requires treatment, the two of you will consider your options together.
Internists are well equipped to guide their patients through today's maze of treatment options, medications, and specialists. If it's determined that you need to see a specialist, your internist will quickly make the referral and then continue to coordinate your care with everyone involved.
State-of-the-art Treatment Facility
A visit to the Braselton Clinic does not mean trips to the hospital for tests. We provide complete laboratory services for routine and preventive health evaluations including:
- Routine X-rays, including x-rays of the chest and skeletal bones
- Routine EKG
- Coumadin Pro-Time Clinic : Automated, convenient and fast-tracked finger stick monitoring program for patients taking Coumadin.
- Electronic Medical Record: Medical information and medications closely maintained and monitored for accuracy, safety, and availability to caregivers.
- Bone Density
- Full Reference Lab
- Digital mammography
Visiting Specialities
The Braselton Clinic is proud to welcome the following specialty practices. They will be working one day each week at our clinic. Please contact them for an appointment.
Hospital Care
We believe that dedicated specialists and hospitalists provide the best in-patient hospital care. Therefore, we maintain close ties with the hospitalists at the Northeast Georgia Medical Center and other major medical centers in the region in order to monitor and closely coordinate your in-patient and out-patient care. During your hospitalization, we will communicate regularly with your hospitalist or specialist, and ensure prompt and tight continuity of care when you leave the hospital.
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