Our services include diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions, annual wellness visits, sick visits, and preventative care.

Well Woman Exam

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A well-woman exam is a yearly visit focused on preventive care and long-term health. Depending on your age and health history, this may include a breast exam and pap smear, along with referrals for screenings like mammograms or colonoscopies. At Prairie Rose Primary Care, our providers are committed to helping women stay ahead of their health at every stage of life.

Things to Tell Your Provider

If you have discovered a lump in your breast

If you're pregnant or breastfeeding

If you've noticed any changes in your breasts' appearance

If you have a family history of breast cancer

If you have breast implants

If you've noticed any changes in your menstrual cycle

If you're taking any new medications, including hormonal birth control or hormone therapy

If you're experiencing any new pain or symptoms since your last visit

Men's Wellness Exam

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A men's wellness exam is one of the simplest ways to stay ahead of your health. Our providers at Prairie Rose Primary Care recommend annual physicals for men of all ages, with additional testing — such as testosterone or PSA levels — added when it's right for your individual health needs.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • If you have a family history of prostate, testicular, or colon cancer

  • If you've noticed any changes in urination, such as frequency, urgency, or difficulty

  • If you've discovered a lump, swelling, or pain in the testicles

  • If you're experiencing fatigue, low libido, or other symptoms that may be related to hormone levels

  • If you have a personal or family history of heart disease or diabetes

Sick & Acute Visits

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When you're feeling unwell, you deserve to be seen quickly by someone who knows you. We treat a wide range of acute concerns — from colds, flu, and infections to minor injuries and new symptoms — with same-day appointments available whenever possible, in person or by telehealth.

Common Reasons to Schedule

  • Cold, flu, cough, sore throat, or sinus symptoms

  • Urinary or skin infections

  • Fever, nausea, or stomach upset

  • Minor injuries, rashes, or allergic reactions

  • New or worsening symptoms you'd like evaluated

Telehealth Visits

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Quality care doesn't always require a trip to the office. Our secure telehealth visits let you connect with your provider from the comfort of home for many needs — follow-ups, medication management, minor illnesses, and more — saving you time while keeping your care personal.

Great for Telehealth

  • Follow-ups for chronic conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure

  • Medication refills and adjustments

  • Many cold, flu, and minor-illness symptoms

  • Reviewing your lab results and care plan

  • Questions about your health or next steps

Diabetes Management

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Diabetes affects how your body turns food into energy, and steady, personalized management is the key to feeling your best and preventing complications. At Prairie Rose Primary Care, we help you monitor your blood sugar, review your medications, and build a realistic plan for nutrition, activity, and routine screenings — including A1c, kidney, eye, and foot checks — so you can stay healthy for the long run.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • If you've noticed increased thirst, frequent urination, or unusual fatigue

  • Your recent blood sugar readings or A1c, if you track them

  • Any episodes of very high or very low blood sugar

  • Changes in your vision, or numbness or tingling in your hands or feet

  • Any slow-healing sores or foot problems

  • New medications or supplements you're taking

High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)

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High blood pressure often has no symptoms, which is exactly why regular monitoring matters so much. Our providers work with you to track your numbers, understand your risk, and manage your blood pressure through lifestyle support and medication when needed — helping protect your heart, brain, and kidneys over time.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • Your home blood pressure readings, if you check them

  • Any headaches, dizziness, chest pain, or shortness of breath

  • A family history of high blood pressure, heart disease, or stroke

  • Your current medications, including over-the-counter products and supplements

  • How consistently you're able to take your medications as prescribed

  • Lifestyle factors like stress, sleep, salt intake, or alcohol use

High Cholesterol

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High cholesterol is a common — and very manageable — risk factor for heart disease and stroke. We check your levels, look at your overall heart health, and help you lower your risk through practical lifestyle changes and medication when it's the right fit.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • Your most recent cholesterol numbers, if you have them

  • A family history of heart disease, stroke, or high cholesterol

  • Any chest pain, shortness of breath, or leg cramping with activity

  • Your diet, activity level, and tobacco use

  • Your current medications and supplements

Mental Health (Anxiety & Depression)

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Your mental health is just as important as your physical health, and it's something we're always glad to talk about openly. Our providers offer screening, support, and treatment for common concerns like anxiety and depression, and can coordinate referrals to counseling or specialty care whenever that would be helpful.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • Changes in your mood, sleep, appetite, or energy

  • Feelings of worry, sadness, or loss of interest that don't go away

  • Anything affecting your daily life, work, or relationships

  • Any current or past mental health treatment or medications

  • Any thoughts of harming yourself — we're here to help, and you're never alone

If you are ever in crisis, call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time, day or night.

Thyroid Disorders

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Your thyroid influences your energy, weight, mood, and metabolism, so even a small imbalance can affect how you feel day to day. We evaluate your symptoms, order the right lab work, and manage conditions like hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism with careful monitoring and treatment tailored to you.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • Unexplained weight changes, fatigue, or trouble sleeping

  • Feeling unusually hot or cold, or noticing a change in your heart rate

  • Changes in your hair, skin, or mood

  • A family history of thyroid disease

  • Any current thyroid medication and when it was last adjusted

  • Neck swelling or difficulty swallowing

Weight Management & Obesity

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Healthy weight looks different for everyone, and reaching your goals is about far more than a number on the scale. Our providers offer compassionate, judgment-free support — evaluating the factors that affect your weight, screening for related conditions, and building a sustainable plan around nutrition, activity, and medical options (including GLP-1 Medications) when appropriate.

Things to Tell Your Provider

  • Your health goals, and what has or hasn't worked in the past

  • Any changes in appetite, energy, or sleep

  • A personal or family history of diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol

  • Your current medications and supplements

  • Any barriers you're facing, so we can plan around your real life

  • Your interest in nutrition guidance or medical weight-management options