Integrated Primary Care

Integrated Primary Care & Chronic Disease Management at OnPoint Integrated Health and Advanced Psychiatry gives adults one clinically accountable home for both medical and mental health needs. As a doctorally led practice, we align your primary care, psychiatric medications, and lifestyle plan so they work together rather than against each other.
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We start with a detailed intake that reviews your medical history, psychiatric diagnoses, current prescriptions, and family risk factors. Annual preventive health screenings and wellness exams include biomarker-driven labs such as A1C, lipid panels, thyroid studies, and hormone testing when indicated. Instead of simply "checking the box," we interpret these results through the lens of mood, energy, sleep, and cognitive function.
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Chronic disease management focuses on conditions that commonly intersect with mental health: hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disorders, obesity, and metabolic syndrome. We design medication plans that minimize drug-drug interactions with antidepressants, mood stabilizers, ADHD medications, or MAT, and we monitor blood pressure, kidney and liver function, and metabolic markers on a predictable schedule.
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You can expect clear targets, not vague advice. Together we define specific goals-such as A1C or blood pressure ranges, weight and waist measurements, or symptom scales-and we revisit them at structured follow-up visits. Education around nutrition, movement, sleep hygiene, and stress physiology is built into each appointment so you understand why every recommendation matters.
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This integrated primary care model is ideal for adults who are tired of fragmented visits where one clinician manages diabetes, another prescribes stimulants or mood medications, and no one steps back to coordinate the full picture. If you are ready for medically rigorous, mentally informed chronic disease care under one roof, schedule an integrated primary care visit and see what changes when your mind and body are treated as one system.