Internal Medicine Issues
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WIMC to host food drive in December
The holiday season is a time for us to reflect on our many blessings and spend time with the ones we love. Some are not as fortunate as others and the holiday season can be a grim reminder. We at Wake Internal Medicine Consultants, Inc. have decided to partner with our patients to host a […]
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Prescription Refills: Best Practices
Here are a few helpful hints to assist you with getting your prescription refilled by the time you need it. Prescription Refill Tips Please remember that it takes 3-4 business days to process a prescription request Always try to make the request when you have about a 10 day supply left to ensure that you […]
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10 of the Best Raleigh Flu Foods
Coming down with the flu in Raleigh? While there may be Raleigh flu counts, the flu virus travels worldwide and often hits many people in the winter. Nothing for the locals can help like getting a seasonal flu shot in Raleigh, however, here are some great supplements that can help protect you, should stray influenza […]
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Can Ebola Spread to Raleigh NC?
The Ebola scare has swept the globe, but is ebola coming to Raleigh NC? The brutal nature of the ebola virus and the fact that there is no known absolute cure, makes Ebola in Raleigh a serious threat if medical professionals aren’t prepared to contain it properly. News stories are breaking around the world that […]
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ER vs. Urgent Care in Raleigh, NC
With medical costs rising every year, it is becoming more and more important for patients to know what is the best option when medical issues need to be addressed quickly. Urgent Care in Raleigh, NC and around the country has become a more popular option in recent years. At Wake Internal Medicine, urgent care provides […]
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What is Patient Portal and How can it Help?
Patient Portal- What can you do with it? The patient portal is a fantastic tool for our patients’ use. Keep things organized and streamlined, making your experience with us as pleasant as possible. The patient portal allows you to do many things: Communicate with your Care Team (physician and nurse) View your […]
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Flu in Raleigh
The best way to protect against the flu in Raleigh is to get vaccinated every year. It takes about 2 weeks for the antibodies to build up in your immunity. The antibodies you build are what will protect you from the flu virus. Get a Flu Vaccine in Raleigh Here at Wake Internal Medicine Consultants, […]
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Wake Internal Medicine Introduces New CAO!
Wake Internal Medicine Introduces New CAO! Wake Internal Medicine is proud to announce that Matt Johnson, MA, MBA, has joined their team as the new Chief Administrative Officer. Being customer service driven, Matt believes as health care leaders, there is an obligation to influence positive change. It is easy to sit on the sidelines and […]
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Dr. Pritchett Retiring
Dr. Pritchett Retiring Dear Patient: After many years of serving the women of the Raleigh area, Dr. Rildia Pritchett will be retiring effective April 17, 2014. Dr. Pritchett will be missed by both patients and staff. The physicians of Wake Internal Medicine and its divisions, including Wake Women’s Health, continue to be dedicated to providing […]
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5 Simple Rules to Achieving and Maintaining a Healthy Weight
5 Simple Rules to Achieving and Maintaining a Healthy Weight By: Lori C. Bridges, PA-C – Wake Internal Medicine Consultants 1. Don’t skip meals. Skipping meals often results in excessive hunger and overeating at the next meal. Consistently skipping meals can also alter metabolism and decrease calorie burn. 2. Don’t drink calories. High calorie drinks like […]
