Internal Medicine Specialists
Accepting Referrals

Comprehensive Adult Care for Complex
and Ongoing Health Concerns

  • Internal medicine consultations for adults
  • Diabetes and medical weight management
  • Nutrition and preventive health support
Internal Medicine Specialists Accepting Referrals

Do I Need a Referral to See an Internal Medicine Specialist?

In most cases, a referral from a family physician or another healthcare provider is required to see an Internal Medicine specialist.

If You Have a Family Doctor:

Ask your family doctor or healthcare provider to send a referral to MedCare Clinics. Once the referral has been received and reviewed, our team will contact you to arrange your consultation.

Send Referral

If You Don't Have a Family Doctor

Book an appointment at a MedCare Clinics location. A healthcare provider can assess your concerns and submit a referral to an Internal Medicine specialist when medically appropriate.

Book Appointment

Our Internal Medicine Care Team

Our Internal Medicine physicians provide comprehensive care for adults with complex, chronic or ongoing health concerns. Their clinical interests include diabetes, medical weight management, nutrition, metabolic health and cardiovascular risk reduction.

Our Internal Medicine specialists take a personalized, evidence-based approach to care, helping patients better understand their health, manage risk factors and develop sustainable care plans based on their medical needs and long-term goals.

Clinical Interests
  • General Internal Medicine
  • Diabetes and prediabetes management
  • Medical weight management
  • Nutrition and lifestyle support
  • Metabolic health
  • High blood pressure
  • High cholesterol and triglycerides
  • Chronic disease management
  • Cardiovascular risk assessment and prevention
  • Preventive health and long-term wellness support
Our Internal Medicine Care Team

Frequently Asked Questions

An Internal Medicine physician, also known as an internist, specializes in assessing, diagnosing and managing health conditions affecting adults. Internists frequently care for patients with chronic, complex or multiple medical concerns.

In most cases, a referral from a physician or healthcare provider is required. Referrals are reviewed according to the patient's medical needs, the physician's scope of practice and appointment availability.

Yes. Our physicians can assess medical and lifestyle factors that may affect weight and develop an individualized medical weight-management plan. Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's health, eligibility and clinical needs.

Yes. Internal Medicine physicians can assess and manage diabetes, prediabetes and related metabolic risk factors. They may also coordinate care with your family physician or other specialists when necessary.

Nutrition and lifestyle recommendations may form part of an internal medicine care plan. If more specialized dietary support is required, the physician may recommend working with a dietitian or another qualified healthcare professional.

What Should I Bring to My Appointment?

Please bring:
  • A valid health card
  • Your referral, if it has not already been submitted
  • A current list of medications and supplements
  • Recent laboratory or diagnostic test results
  • Relevant medical records
  • A list of your current concerns and health goals
What to bring to your internal medicine appointment

Certain restrictions may apply. Acceptance of any referral is at the sole discretion of the provider and is subject to the provider’s clinical judgment and practice policies. Walk-in visits are limited and will be accommodated only as patient volume and clinic capacity allow. The Internal Medicine physicians are not on-site for all clinic hours; walk-in availability is only when the Internal Medicine physician is present. Clinic hours and the Internal Medicine physician’s schedules are subject to change without notice.