The Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) team of experienced and compassionate physicians offers patients the full and comprehensive range of modern healthcare services and family medicine. Our areas of specialization range from internal medicine Geriatrics, Chronic care management, physical exams, minor surgery and much more. Our dedicated and professional team will streamline all aspects of you and your family’s healthcare in one convenient location. Once you become a patient of CLSC we will become your single source for all your healthcare needs.
YEARLY PHYSICAL
CLSC strongly encourages regular physical examinations for optimum health. Through vaccinations, screenings, and education, our primary care services will supply you with all of the healthcare services that you need to maintain your health.
These exams will provide a valuable opportunity for you and your physician to establish a strong relationship of trust and respect. We are dedicated to assisting you and your family achieve better health.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during a yearly physical exam?
A yearly physical exam includes a comprehensive review of medical history, vital signs evaluation, physical examination, preventive screenings, and personalized health recommendations to help detect medical conditions early and maintain long-term wellness.
Why should adults get an annual physical every year?
Annual physicals allow primary care providers to monitor health changes, manage risk factors, update vaccinations, and prevent chronic diseases before symptoms develop.
Do yearly physicals include lab testing?
Yes. Laboratory testing may be recommended during an annual physical to evaluate cholesterol, blood sugar, organ function, and overall health status.
BLOOD PRESSURE
CLSC using the latest technology, offers a large set of inpatient vascular and blood pressure diagnostic tests and treatment modalities. CLSC will also provide education to help you understand the procedures and to prepare you for appropriate and timely cardiovascular tests. We know that patients have a lot of choice when deciding where to receive healthcare. We make it our goal to meet all your needs and to work together with you to provide substantial and long-lasting improvements to your quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered high blood pressure?
High blood pressure, or hypertension, generally occurs when readings consistently measure 130/80 mmHg or higher and may increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Why is routine blood pressure screening important?
Hypertension often has no symptoms, making routine monitoring essential for early diagnosis and prevention of cardiovascular complications.
Can lifestyle changes lower blood pressure?
Yes. Diet improvements, exercise, stress management, and medication when necessary can effectively control blood pressure levels.
TRAVELERS INJECTIBLES
CLSC provides a comprehensive set of traveler’s medical care that includes pre-trip examinations, immunizations and post-trip healthcare. We use the guidelines that are set by the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control and Affiliated Physicians to provide you with the customized treatment necessary based on your particular travel itinerary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vaccines do I need before international travel?
Required travel vaccines depend on destination, duration of travel, and individual health risks. A travel consultation determines recommended immunizations and preventive treatments.
How far in advance should I receive travel vaccinations?
Travelers should schedule vaccinations at least 4–6 weeks before departure for optimal protection.
Are travel immunizations safe?
Yes. Travel vaccines are CDC-recommended and administered safely under physician supervision.
SCHOOL PHYSICALS
Many schools now require physical exams and valid documentation of up-to-date immunizations prior to allowing children to participate in sports or enter certain grades. This may include a yearly well-child visit. Be sure to check in at your local school district to discover what is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a school physical exam?
School physicals evaluate overall health, growth, medical history, and immunization status required for school enrollment.
Are vaccines provided during school physical visits?
Yes. Required immunizations can often be administered during the same appointment.
When should children get a school physical?
Ideally before the academic year begins to ensure all health requirements are completed.
SPORTS PHYSICALS
If you are preparing for school, sports or camp, the physical should be your first step to ensuring that they are in good health and prepared for all activities.
CLSC is committed to helping athletes to avoid injuries and to quickly recover should an injury occur. As with most other aspects of healthcare, our main goal is preventative medicine, but we are always ready with timely and accurate reactionary healthcare when it is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are sports physicals necessary?
Sports physicals help determine whether a student athlete can safely participate in physical activity while reducing injury risk.
What does a sports physical check for?
Providers evaluate cardiovascular health, flexibility, strength, previous injuries, and overall fitness readiness.
Is a sports physical different from an annual physical?
Yes. Sports physicals focus specifically on athletic participation and injury prevention.
EKG SERVICES
Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) offers a set of comprehensive electrocardiogram (EKG) services to our patients. We employ advanced state-of-the-art technology, and we provide the full array of services to prevent, treat and recover from heart and vascular diseases.
EKG testing is used for detecting any underlying heart conditions through measurement of the heart’s electrical activity. Our electrocardiogram (EKG) test is painless and non-invasive.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions can an EKG detect?
An EKG can identify abnormal heart rhythms, prior heart damage, and other cardiac concerns affecting heart function.
How long does an EKG test take?
Most EKG tests are completed within 5–10 minutes in a primary care office.
Who should receive an EKG?
Patients experiencing chest discomfort, dizziness, hypertension, or heart disease risk factors may benefit from testing.
SPIROMETRY (PULMONARY FUNCTION TEST)
A Pulmonary Function test is performed to help in the diagnosis and treatment of various respiratory diseases such as cystic fibrosis, neuromuscular disorders, AIDS and congestive heart failure.
We provide a simple test that will measure the air flow and air volume in your lungs. The accurate measurement of obstructed airflow can lead to the successful treatment and lowered risk of heart attack, lung cancer, stroke, and other various cancers related to tobacco use.
LABORATORY SERVICES
For your convenience Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) laboratory services are provided at any of our Boca Raton, Hallandale and Coconut Creek locations. This means that the results of your tests will be available for you and your physician in a shorter period of time.
We offer a comprehensive array of the tests that are necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of most medical problems. External and internal quality-control procedures are employed to ensure the integrity of the results and the consistency of testing. Both walk-ins and appointments are always welcomed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of lab tests are available in primary care?
Common tests include blood work, metabolic panels, cholesterol screening, diabetes testing, and infection screening.
Why are on-site lab services beneficial?
In-office labs allow faster diagnosis, treatment planning, and improved continuity of care.
Do lab services require fasting?
Some blood tests require fasting, and patients receive instructions before testing when necessary.
WELL WOMEN EXAM
Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC), compassionate and professional medical experts offer exceptional levels of service and care to our female patients. We strive to make ourselves the leaders in women’s healthcare.
We believe in a family-oriented approach to healthcare. We know that your emotional state and physical state is strongly influenced by the support and interaction within your family. Therefore, we offer a collaborative approach to healthcare in an effort to enhance both patient and family outcomes of women and their children throughout their lives.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a well woman exam include?
A well woman exam may include breast exams, pelvic exams, preventive screenings, and reproductive health evaluation.
How often should women schedule preventive exams?
Annual visits are recommended to maintain reproductive and overall health.
Can preventive screenings detect disease early?
Yes. Routine exams help detect cervical, breast, and hormonal health concerns early.
IMMIGRATION EXAM
Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) are authorized to administer efficient and quick immigrant medical examinations.
Our international support staff and medical team speak a number of languages fluently: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Russian, German, Creole and Czech.
Every immigration evaluation includes a full exam performed along medical guidelines laid out by the USCIS and Centers for Disease Control. Patients must be prepared to experience a full physical exam of the entire body, which includes, but is not limited to, the ears, eyes, nose, extremities, throat, heart, abdomen, lungs, lymph nodes, external genitalia and skin. A full psychological evaluation will also be undertaken.
You can call us for details, scheduling and pricing now. We take both scheduled appointments and walk-ins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is required during an immigration medical exam?
The exam includes a physical evaluation, vaccination review, required testing, and completion of USCIS medical documentation.
Who needs an immigration medical examination?
Individuals applying for permanent residency or immigration status adjustments typically require this exam.
How long does an immigration exam appointment take?
Most appointments are completed within one visit, though lab processing times may vary.
ALLERGY AND ASTHMA
Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) offers allergy and asthma testing to help identify potential triggers affecting your health. Testing may include evaluations for food allergies, environmental allergens, and other common sensitivities.
During your visit, a thorough medical history will be reviewed and appropriate testing may be performed to help determine the possible source of your symptoms.
If treatment is required, care and ongoing management are provided by a qualified third-party allergy and asthma specialist. Our role is to assist with testing and help connect patients with the appropriate specialist for continued care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What symptoms suggest allergies or asthma?
Common symptoms include wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath, congestion, and seasonal allergy reactions.
How is asthma managed in primary care?
Treatment includes monitoring, inhaler therapy, trigger avoidance education, and personalized care plans.
Can allergy treatment improve breathing?
Yes. Proper diagnosis and treatment significantly reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.
ARTERIAL DOPPLER
CLCS Arterial Doppler test is an ultrasound that will examine your arterial blood flow toward the lower extremities (legs) and upper extremities (arms). This study is performed to discover any reduced or blocked blood flow in the major arteries of the legs and arms.
It is primarily used to examine:
- Tingling sensations and numbness in the arms, hands, legs and feet.
- Sensations of heaviness and fatigue in the legs and arms.
Arterial Doppler scans use reflected sound waves to examine how the blood flows through the blood vessels. It is a non-invasive test that is employed for measuring blood pressure and circulation by bouncing high-frequency waves of sound or “ultrasound” off of circulating red blood cells.
IMMUNIZATION
Whether you need a flu shot or a vaccination for whooping cough, pneumonia or meningitis, our dedicated staff at CLSC are here to help. We provide vaccines for children, teens and adults. Our immunization services include. In Florida, before children enroll and attend childcare or school specific vaccines to be required in connection with Florida Shot records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are immunizations important for adults and children?
Vaccinations protect against preventable infectious diseases and support long-term public health.
Are vaccines available year-round?
Yes. Primary care offices provide routine and seasonal immunizations.
Can adults still need vaccines?
Absolutely. Booster shots and age-recommended vaccines are important throughout adulthood.
MINOR SURGERIES
All CLSC facilities are fully-equipped to deal with all of your urgent healthcare needs. We offer on-site labs, EKG, stitches, blood pressure testing, physicals and much more.
The outpatient surgery at CLSC offers a convenient method for patients that require minor diagnostic/therapeutic or surgical procedures to get admitted, treated and released all in one single day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What minor procedures are performed in primary care?
Common procedures include skin lesion removal, wound care, and minor outpatient treatments.
Are minor surgeries performed safely in office settings?
Yes. Procedures are completed using sterile techniques and local anesthesia.
What is recovery like after minor surgery?
Most patients resume normal activities shortly after treatment with minimal downtime.
NCQA CERTIFIED FOR DIABETES CARE
Complete Local Specialty Care (CLSC) primary care physicians are NCQA certified for quality diabetes care. Diabetes poses a major healthcare challenge in the United States and can lead to many serious complications, including kidney failure, limb amputation, blindness, heart disease, and stroke. Diabetes is the nation’s seventh leading cause of death.
CLSC provides day-to-day diabetes management care personalized and tailored to each individuals unique needs. CLSC is committed to educating their patients about diabetes and what they need to do take charge of their health.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does NCQA Diabetes Recognition mean for patients?
It indicates the practice meets national standards for high-quality diabetes prevention and management.
How does primary care support diabetes control?
Care includes routine monitoring, medication management, lifestyle counseling, and complication prevention.
Why is ongoing diabetes monitoring important?
Consistent care helps prevent heart disease, nerve damage, kidney disease, and vision complications.