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Primary Care - Family Medicine in St. George, Utah.
Primary Care Services
Our Primary Care Providers
With a strong clinical expertise, Dr. Grise is dedicated to helping patients in St. George and Washington achieve optimal health through promoting a healthy lifestyle and disease prevention. His 30+ experience includes:
- Wellness visits
- Preventative care
- Disease management
- Sick visits
- Men’s and women’s health
- Orthopedic care
- Urgent care
Dr. Grise provides high-quality and compassionate care by prioritizing open communication and respect for patient concerns, regardless of their health status. Dr. Grise's approach is focused on building strong doctor-patient relationships, delivering personalized attention, and incorporating a lifestyle-based approach to healthcare.
As a Family Nurse Practitioner, Kami’s experience includes:
- health and wellness
- primary care
- urgent care
- women’s health
- weight loss
- osteoporosis, arthritis, and rheumatology
Previous Registered Nurse experience includes medical surgical, critical care, home health, hospice, and facility care manager. Kami's choice to become a Nurse and then Nurse Practitioner was influenced while running as a volunteer A-EMT with Garfield County Ambulance out of Bryce Canyon City, where she served as an A-EMT for over eight years.
Kami is married with six children and enjoys running, hiking, and anything outdoors in beautiful southern Utah.
Accepted Health Insurance:
Prior to your appointment, please verify with your insurance company that your plan is accepted at Corner Clinic.
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What Is Primary Care?
Preventive Care
Diagnosis and Treatment
Chronic Disease Management:
Coordination of Care:
Health Promotion and Education
Primary Care Membership
FAQs
What Is Primary Care?
Primary care encompasses a broad range of healthcare services aimed at promoting overall well-being, preventing illnesses, diagnosing and treating common medical conditions, and coordinating specialized care when necessary. Some key aspects of primary care include:
Preventive Care: Primary care practitioners focus on preventive measures, such as routine check-ups, vaccinations, screenings, and health education. They strive to identify potential health risks, provide guidance on healthy lifestyle choices, and offer interventions to prevent the onset or progression of diseases.
Diagnosis and Treatment: Primary care physicians are trained to evaluate and manage a wide range of medical conditions. They assess symptoms, conduct physical examinations, order diagnostic tests, interpret results, and provide appropriate treatment or referrals to specialists, if required.
Chronic Disease Management: Primary care plays a crucial role in managing chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, asthma, and heart disease. Primary care providers work closely with patients to develop personalized care plans, monitor disease progression, adjust medications, and provide ongoing support to optimize health outcomes.
Coordination of Care: Primary care practitioners act as coordinators of healthcare services, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration between different healthcare providers. They facilitate referrals to specialists, monitor treatment plans, and ensure comprehensive and integrated care for their patients.
Health Promotion and Education: Primary care providers engage in health promotion activities to enhance overall well-being. They educate patients about healthy lifestyles, disease prevention strategies, proper nutrition, exercise, and mental health support.
Overall, primary care serves as a foundation for an individual's healthcare needs, emphasizing preventive care, early detection of health issues, and the provision of comprehensive and continuous care throughout a person's life.
How Much Is A Primary Care Visit Without A Membership?
A Primary Care visit fee cash price is $150. Additional fees may apply if additional services were agreed upon between you and your physician.