Internal Medicine – General & Geriatrics
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Contact Boulder Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Boulder Medical Center at Broadway: 303-440-3082
- For a specific provider’s office, click on their profile photo below to get the direct phone number
- Located at Boulder Medical Center — Broadway. (2750 Broadway in Boulder)
Internal Medicine is the medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases. Our internal medicine doctors are trained to apply their extensive scientific knowledge and clinical expertise to a wide range of conditions and illnesses including:
- General physical exams
- Well-woman exams
- Preventative physicals
- Work physicals
- Heart disease screening
- Management of chronic diseases
- Ongoing diabetes management and treatment
- STD checks
- Dermatological procedures
- Blood pressure checks
- Cholesterol screening and treatment
The Boulder Medical Center Internal Medicine Department welcomes new patients and may also have same- and next-day appointments available.
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Recent Internal Medicine - General & Geriatrics Posts
By John Kelley, MD. When figuring out what exercise is right, I find that the largest barrier to my patients achieving their fitness goals is finding a workout that fits into their busy schedules. CrossFit and HIIT could be a solution but which is best? – John Kelley, MD, Boulder Medical Center
Susan Puckett, PA is part of both the internal medicine and otolaryngology departments at Boulder Medical Center. She discusses recent findings around the science and benefits of fasting for your health.
“Patients have told me they consider these feelings a normal part of aging that can’t be changed. The good news is that things can be done to help.” ~ Elise Reinhard, M.D.
The ankle joint is especially vulnerable to serious injury on icy surfaces because the foot can go in any direction after slipping. That’s why it’s critical to seek prompt treatment if you slip on ice and hurt your ankle — even when injury to your ankle may seem minor.
