Internal Medicine

The Internal Medicine Department is a core component of healthcare institutions, specializing in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases and conditions. Internal medicine physicians, often referred to as internists, are specialized healthcare professionals within this department, providing comprehensive and individualized care for adult patients.

The focus of the Internal Medicine Department is on the overall health and well-being of adults, covering a wide range of medical issues, including chronic diseases, acute illnesses, and preventive care. Internists are trained to manage complex and multiple medical conditions in their patients and often act as primary care physicians, coordinating care and referring to specialists when needed.

Medical services provided by the Internal Medicine Department encompass routine health check-ups, screenings, vaccinations, management of chronic conditions (such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease), and counseling on lifestyle modifications for better health.

Collaboration and communication between internists, specialists, and other healthcare professionals are key aspects of ensuring comprehensive and effective patient care. The Internal Medicine Department plays a critical role in promoting long-term health, early detection of diseases, and improving the overall quality of life for adult patients.