Chronic Disease Care for Tarpon Springs, FL Patients
Living with a long-term condition means many appointments. Tarpon Springs patients make the drive to St. Petersburg because more of that care gets done in one visit.
Fewer trips for ongoing conditions
Diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and lung problems need regular checks. When labs and breathing tests are sent elsewhere, one visit can turn into three.
We draw labs and run pulmonary function tests in our own office. Your results go into the same chart your provider reviews, so your plan can change the same week. For patients coming from the north end of Pinellas County, fewer trips really matters. We also work with you on a follow-up schedule that is realistic for your drive.
Ongoing care for Tarpon Springs patients
Conditions we manage closely over time.
- Diabetes & Prediabetes
- High Blood Pressure
- High Cholesterol
- Respiratory Conditions
- In-House PFT (Pulmonary Function Testing)
- Chronic Disease Management
Managed, not just monitored
Our providers look for changes early and adjust treatment before a condition drifts. We review every medication at each visit to catch duplicates and interactions. If you need a specialist, we refer you and stay involved.
How to Become a Patient
Plan your visit
Call (727) 322-4227 and ask whether labs or a breathing test can happen the same day.
Test and talk
Your provider reviews results with you and sets clear goals.
Check in on a schedule
Regular follow-ups keep your condition on track.
Meet Your Care Team
The same physicians and providers see you at every visit to our St. Petersburg office.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the office for patients from Tarpon Springs?
We are at 1515 22nd Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33704. Tarpon Springs is at the north end of Pinellas County, and many patients come south on US-19.
Can I get my labs done at the same visit?
Yes. Lab draws are done in our office, along with pulmonary function testing, EKGs, and routine screenings.
Will my insurance plan work at your office?
We work with most major insurance plans. Call our front desk and they will verify your coverage.
What is the difference between primary health care and primary care?
Primary health care is a broad public health idea that covers community health. Primary care is the ongoing care you get from your own doctor or provider team, like the care we offer.
Is there a doctor who speaks Spanish?
Yes. Dr. Kathryn Syed sees patients in both English and Spanish.
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
Most major insurances accepted, please call our office to verify
More than a doctor's office, we are your partners in health and more than a
patient, you are part of our community.