Primary Care

Your health deserves more than rushed refills and quick answers. Nadine Opong is a dual board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who provides personalized telehealth primary care for adults seeking a provider who listens, sees the full picture, and helps them take charge of their health.

Your health is not just one lab result, one medication, or one diagnosis. It is how you feel day to day, how well you are sleeping, your energy, your stress, your medical history, and your ability to manage the responsibilities of everyday life.

At Swift Solutions Medical Center, Nadine provides thoughtful, patient-centered primary care through secure telehealth visits. As a dual board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, she understands the connection between physical health, mental well-being, medications, lifestyle, and long-term health goals.

Whether you need help managing a chronic condition, reviewing medications, understanding laboratory results, or creating a more consistent plan for your health, you will receive care that is clear, respectful, and focused on what matters to you.

What primary care concerns do you manage?

Primary care visits may be appropriate for stable ongoing health conditions and health concerns, including:

• High blood pressure
• Diabetes or prediabetes
• High cholesterol
• Thyroid disorders
• Asthma or COPD maintenance
• GERD and digestive concerns
• Migraines
• PCOS
• Anemia and vitamin deficiencies
• Chronic insomnia
• Obesity and metabolic concerns
• Medication questions, refill planning, and medication monitoring
• Review of laboratory or imaging results
• Health concerns that may require referral or care coordination

If you have several conditions or medications to manage, primary care can help bring your health information together into one organized plan.

What happens during a primary care visit?

Your visit begins with a review of your current concerns, medical history, medications, allergies, symptoms, and health goals. Nadine will discuss what is working, what needs more attention, and what next steps may be appropriate.

Depending on your needs, your visit may include medication review, refill planning, laboratory or imaging review, new orders when clinically appropriate, lifestyle guidance, treatment recommendations, or referral coordination.

The goal is to help you understand your health, make informed decisions, and feel confident about your next steps.

Can you help manage chronic conditions?

Yes. Chronic conditions often require consistent follow-up, medication oversight, laboratory monitoring, and a plan that fits into everyday life. Nadine provides ongoing support for stable chronic medical conditions and works with patients to identify practical goals for improved health and function.

Follow-up care may include reviewing symptoms, tracking progress, discussing medication effectiveness or side effects, monitoring relevant labs, and adjusting the care plan when clinically appropriate.

Primary care is not about being perfect. It is about having a provider who helps you stay informed, supported, and proactive.

Do you provide medication management and refills?

Yes. Primary care visits can include medication review, refill planning, medication safety discussions, and monitoring for stable medical conditions.

Up to seven medications may be reviewed during a visit. Refills are generally provided monthly. Ninety-day prescriptions may be considered when clinically appropriate and when relevant laboratory testing from the past 12 months is available and reviewed.

Some medications, conditions, laboratory needs, or new symptoms may require a follow-up visit, updated testing, in-person evaluation, or specialist involvement before treatment can be continued or changed.

Can you order or review labs and imaging?

Yes. Nadine can review available laboratory results, imaging reports, and medical records as part of your visit. Laboratory testing, imaging, or other diagnostic studies may be ordered when clinically appropriate.

If you have outside records, prior test results, or medication information that may help with your care, you may submit those documents before your appointment for review.

Can you help with referrals and care coordination?

Yes. When clinically appropriate, Nadine can help coordinate care by placing referrals, reviewing recommendations from other clinicians, and helping you understand what type of follow-up may be needed.

Some health concerns require an in-person examination, diagnostic procedure, specialist evaluation, or emergency care. When that is the safest next step, you will be guided toward the appropriate level of care.

Can you complete FMLA forms, work notes, or disability paperwork?

When clinically appropriate, Nadine may complete work notes, school notes, FMLA forms, short-term disability paperwork, medical letters, medication-related forms, and other clinical documentation.

Documentation must be supported by your evaluation, diagnosis, treatment plan, and medical record. A scheduled visit does not guarantee approval of a requested form, leave, accommodation, disability determination, order, or letter.

Why choose Swift Solutions Medical Center for primary care?

Nadine brings a whole-person approach to care. She understands that physical health concerns can affect mood, sleep, work, relationships, confidence, and quality of life. She also understands that managing your health should not feel confusing, rushed, or impossible.

At Swift Solutions Medical Center, you can expect care that is:

• Personalized to your medical needs and health goals
• Focused on prevention, education, and realistic next steps
• Respectful, nonjudgmental, and easy to understand
• Mindful of the connection between mental and physical health
• Available through convenient, secure telehealth visits
• Built around partnership, not pressure

You deserve primary care that meets you where you are and helps you move toward a healthier, more stable future.

Important: Telehealth primary care is not appropriate for emergencies, severe symptoms, or conditions requiring an immediate in-person examination or procedure. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.