McIntosh Trail Family Practice is partnered with Pinnacle Allery to offer in-office allergy testing. The Pinnacle skin scratch test checks for allergic reactions to 70 allergens, 50 air borne and 20 non-inhalant foods, that are found in Georgia. Intradermal testing is used to confirm any positive reactions.
Using both skin scratch and intradermal testing, we can isolate which allergens are causing problems and customize a treatment plan to address those allergens and related symptoms. Other options patients may discuss with their healthcare provider include a IgE allergy blood test, a specific IgE test for individual allergen, and patch skin testing.
After testing is complete, your healthcare provider will discuss treatment options that include: medications, steroids, immunotherapy, and symptom relief. Our goal is to offer every patient a customized treatment plan resulting in the best outcome for that patient.
Allergy symptoms that go untreated can lead to sinus and ear infections, fatigue and lethargy. So, if you are experiencing symptoms such as, running nose, congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, hives, or itching call and schedule a consultation appointment to discuss allergy testing and treatment options that are best for you.
McIntosh Trail Family Practice is partnered with BioTE® to offer Bio-Identical Hormone Pellet Therapy for women and men. Restoring and balancing one’s hormones makes a significant difference in the quality of life. BioTE® is safe and effective with minimal side effects. If you have any of the following symptoms you may be a candidate for BioTE® hormone therapy.
Depression:
- Extreme Fatigue, Difficulty Sleeping
- Low Libido
- Memory Loss, Mental Fog, Confusion
- Joint Pain, Night Sweats & Hot Flashes
Benefits:
- Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer
- Reduce Risk of Heart Disease, Osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s
- Increase Energy
- Increase Lean Muscle and Bone Mass
- Lose Belly Fat
If you would like to improve your life, health, and sense of well-being talk to one of our Providers to learn more about BioTE® bio-identical hormone therapy.
Monoclonal antibodies therapy may prevent high risk COVID patients from progressing to more severe disease or even hospitalization.
What are monoclonal antibodies? This FDA approved antibody therapy consist of laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune systems’ ability to fight harmful viruses like SARS-COV-2. By attacking the virus, it reduces its ability to spread throughout your body.
Eligibility to receive the monoclonal antibodies includes having a positive COVID test, having symptoms for 10 days or less, and having mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19. In addition, the Provider will review cases individually to determine who will best benefit from the therapy based on other criteria.
The treatment is a 30-minute infusion and is covered by Medicare and most commercial insurance plans pay for the treatment and may waive any patient portion. Patients should always check with their health plan to verify insurance coverage.
Diagnostic Testing
Chemistry lab panels
Influenze (flu)
Mononucleosis
Pregnancy tests
Strep throat screens
Immunizations
Wellness Screening
Flu Shot
Biometric Screening
TB
TB Read
Physical Exams
Employer drug testing
Employer pre-employment
Camp and sport exams
Physical Examination and Screening/Drug and Alcohol
Pre-Placement Exam
Annual Physical
Replacement Screening
Medical Clearance for Surgery
Audiogram Only
Radiology/Diagnostics
Drug Screen Only (DOT)
Injuring Treatment and Screening Programs
Work Comp Initial Visit
Work Comp Follow-up Visit
Return to Work
Fit for Duty-Physical Exam
