Access Health Physician Services

  The Skill to Heal,The Spirit to Care.

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A Virtual Celebration

The 4th of July will be celebrated a bit differently this year. Instead of a big get-together, try a virtual party! Happy Independence Day!

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Here for All Families

Access Health Physician Services is here to provide quality care for all families in our community. We are a safe space for all your care needs. Dial 1-772-208-3057 to get in touch.

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Updating Your Vaccines

It’s that time of the year again. It’s time to update your vaccines. When was the last time you got your flu shot? If it’s been more than a year, better get a new one now. Dial 1-772-208-3057 for more.

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Find the Best Diet for You

Not everyone can benefit from calorie counting or cutting certain food out of their normal diets. Don’t worry! Access Health Physician Services has professionals that can help guide you on the best ways you can achieve your diet goals. Just dial 1-772-208-3057 to get in touch. See you soon!

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Nothing but the Best for You

We may charge lower than most healthcare centers, but we surely don’t underdeliver. Your life and wellness matter to us. Dial 1-772-208-3057 to learn more.

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Affordable Medical Care

Access Health Physician Services knows how expensive medical care can get. That’s why we’re here to provide you the best services at a more manageable cost!

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Mild COVID-19 Symptoms

Many COVID patients only encountered milder symptoms of the infection. If you were tested positive for the virus, here’s what you should do: - Stock up on food and other home necessities - Inform your loved ones that you will be in quarantine for 2 weeks - Figure out your emergency contact - Make a plan on how to get more food or medication delivered to you

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How Often Should You Get a Check-Up?

We often skip getting check-ups because they feel like a hassle. However, we strongly advise you to meet with your doctor at least once a year for a thorough consultation.

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Caught a Cold?

If you caught a cold, don’t worry. Just stay home, keep hydrated, drink cold medication, and maybe sip on some lemon and honey water. Get well soon!

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Getting Tested

Have you recently been exposed to someone with COVID? Or maybe you simply feel like you’re experiencing some of the symptoms right now. Don’t wait for things to get worse. Inform us of your situation and we’ll create the best action plan to getting you tested. Dial 1-772-208-3057 to get in touch.

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Dealing with a Fever

Due to the COVID-19 virus, people are on high alert. It can cause unnecessary fear when it comes to common illnesses like fevers. Don’t worry, if you came down with a fever, all you need is some OTCs and quality rest. Don’t forget to stay hydrated and eat healthy food!

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Getting a Throat Infection Checked

Throat infections can lead to serious complications if not addressed immediately. Let our doctors have a look. Dial 1-772-208-3057 to get in touch.

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Standing with Pride

Just like a rainbow, the world is filled with people with different colors, backgrounds, races, and sexual orientations. One thing we have in common is that we are all beautiful and we all belong. Happy Pride Month!

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Mental Health Awareness Month

This May, let's not forget about the importance of mental health especially during these trying times. Let us be a source of support and reduce the stigma that comes with mental health challenges.

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Checking Your Genetics

Genetics can put a person at a higher risk of having high blood pressure and heart disease. We advise knowing about your family medical history to know any genetics that could increase your risk of having heart disease.

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Heart Disease Lifestyle Risk Factors

Unhealthy behaviors such as unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity, too much alcohol intake, and smoking increase our risk of having heart disease. A diet high in cholesterol, fat, and sodium increases our cholesterol levels. Lack of physical activity can cause obesity which increases the risk for a variety of medical conditions. Drinking too much alcohol can raise blood pressure levels. And smoking causes damage to our heart and blood vessels.

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Smoking and the Risk of Arthritis

Smoking increases the risk of many diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis. It causes stress on connective tissues and also makes being physically active harder.