Internal Medicine

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Telemedicine Visits are Now Available for New & Established Patients

Each patient deserves expert, individualized care. Internal medicine is a unique, multidisciplinary department at Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health. Our goal is to diagnose, treat, and prevent a full spectrum of health concerns in adults, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, and osteoporosis.

Our internal medicine team works hand-in-hand with other specialists contributing to your care, such as our gastroenterology, cardiology or rheumatology teams. We’re proud to have more than 30 specialty departments at Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, each of which is staffed by providers with additional experience and expertise in their chosen specialty. Our Internal Medicine team is uniquely positioned to provide:

  • Diagnostic services and treatment for most common injuries and illnesses
  • Long-term medical management of chronic conditions
  • Preventive care counseling

We understand that coordinating the various aspects of your healthcare – and meeting with multiple providers – can seem overwhelming; that’s why we go above and beyond to streamline the process for you. Within the Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health network, all of our providers can access your medical records, test results, diagnostic images and more through our streamlined electronic health records system. And, through our Patient Portal system, you are able to access all of your medical information when you need it.

For more information about the internal medicine services offered at Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, or to schedule an appointment with one of our internists, contact us today.

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Blogs

Internal Medicine

How Can Lifestyle Changes Help Prevent Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, and Chronic Kidney Disease?

Yash Shravah, MD

Chronic conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic kidney disease are among the most common health concerns affecting adults today. While genetics and age play a role, your daily habits have a powerful impact on whether these conditions develop over time.  The encouraging news is that small, consistent lifestyle changes can significantly reduce your risk […]

Internal Medicine

Why Primary Care Matters More as You Age: What Seniors Can Expect at Every Stage

Kelsey Bhatia, DO

Aging is not a single moment; it is a gradual process that unfolds over decades. While primary care is often associated with annual checkups or treating illness, its value increases significantly with age. Changes in mobility, memory, metabolism, and chronic disease risk often happen slowly, often going unnoticed until they begin to affect daily life.  […]

Internal Medicine

How to Support an Aging Parent at Home: A Primary Care Doctor’s Guide for Family Caregivers

Kelsey Bhatia, DO

Caring for an aging parent at home is a deeply personal responsibility that many families take on gradually and without formal training. As parents grow older, changes in mobility, memory, energy levels, and overall health can quietly reshape daily life. What begins as helping with errands or appointments can evolve into managing medications, monitoring safety, […]

Internal Medicine

Senior Wellness Explained: How Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Preventive Care Work Together

Kelsey Bhatia, DO

Healthy aging is shaped by daily habits, consistent medical care, and proactive prevention. For older adults, wellness extends beyond managing existing conditions; it’s about maintaining strength, preserving independence, and preventing complications before they arise. From a primary care perspective, senior wellness is built on three interconnected pillars: nutrition, physical activity, and preventive care. When these […]
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