FLU VACCINATION

We are currently vaccinating patients over the age of 65, and starting November 1, younger patients can schedule an appointment for vaccination.

PAYMENTS 

For technical reasons, we only accept cash or QR code payments at the office for services not covered by insurance.

Prescribing Medications

Starting July 1, 2026, regulations will change, and as primary care physicians, we will now be able to prescribe many medications that previously could only be prescribed by specialists (e.g., for heart conditions, diabetes, etc.).

However, in order for us to safely prescribe a medication, the following rules must be met:

 • Are you being treated for this condition at our clinic? If we have been monitoring and treating you for this condition over the long term at our clinic, we will be happy to prescribe the medication for you.

• Do you see a specialist? If you are seeing a a specialist (cardiologist, diabetologist, internist, rheumatologist, pulmonologist, etc.), your medications will continue to be prescribed by that specialist. We cannot prescribe medication for a condition that is being treated and monitored elsewhere. The specialist who manages your treatment must provide you with prescriptions covering the entire period between one checkup and the next.