More than a diagnosis. A relationship that keeps up.
For adults living with ongoing health concerns, care makes more sense when someone knows the whole story—not just one condition at a time.
Establish ongoing careCall Presence to discuss care and availability.
What can primary care bring together?
Diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, thyroid concerns, COPD or asthma, heart-related risk factors, and kidney concerns are examples of issues that may be part of an adult primary-care conversation. Each person’s needs and appropriate care are individual.
Melissa House, APRN-CNP, focuses on adults, older adults, and chronic care. A continuing relationship creates space to discuss symptoms, function, goals, treatments, and changes over time—alongside the specialists involved in your care.
The details deserve follow-through.
Monitor together
Talk through symptoms, appropriate labs, preventive needs, and follow-up as your health or priorities change.
Know the medicines
Review and reconcile medication lists, including changes made by specialists or during a hospital or rehabilitation stay.
Keep care connected
Consider specialist recommendations, next steps after discharge, and a plan that makes sense for your daily life.
Continuity is a practical kind of care.
Managing several conditions is not just about the next test. It is about understanding trade-offs, remembering what has changed, and agreeing on what matters most to you. Caregivers can join those conversations when you want their support.
Ongoing-condition visits are available at our Hurst location for people across the Mid-Cities, with appropriate virtual follow-up and home visits when travel is especially difficult and the setting is clinically appropriate and available. The goal is a primary-care relationship that stays coherent across visits and care settings.
A plan that follows the person, not just the appointment.
Together, make sense of what to watch, which medicines or specialist recommendations need discussion, and what follow-up matters next for your life.
See how Presence cares ↗Bring the whole story.
Speak with Presence about ongoing primary care that makes room for your questions and goals.