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Physicians and Medical Professionals
Patients at St. Luke’s Internal Medicine
have their own personal physician. Each internist has his or her
own group of patients, but we also provide after-hours and vacation
coverage for each other. Therefore, if you require urgent after-hours
or weekend care, you may see someone other than your personal physician. We also utilize physician assistants (PAs) and nurse practitioners (NPs). These are trained individuals who assist our physicians in the everyday care of our patients. In some instances, your physician may not have any available appointments. If you have an acute illness, we often can get you an appointment with our PA or NP. If needed, a consult will be made with one of our physicians at the time of your appointment. Some doctors also schedule follow-up appointments with our PAs or NPs. Please feel free to address any questions or concerns with the PAs, NPs, or your physician. |
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The information contained in this site should not be construed as medical advice or instruction. If you need medical advice, contact your health care provider or Call St. Luke's at (208) 381-1200. St. Luke's does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, gender, national origin, disability, religion, veteran status, or age. |
