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Total Access Medical Total Access Medical is a full-service, concierge medical management organization. In 2002, an alternative to inadequate medical care was born.

"Concierge" or "direct primary care" medical programs restore the doctor-patient relationship to a level not seen since the advent of managed care. A doctor in a concierge medical practice carries a much smaller patient load – down from several thousand to a maximum of 600. By enrolling in this type of practice and subscribing to an annual enrollment fee, patients are treated to their own personal physician and staff who have the time to develop the essential relationship - helping promote wellness and overall health, while eliminating fragmented care, rushed exams, limited follow-up and misdiagnosis. Concierge medicine effectively creates a new and optimal opportunity within the current healthcare delivery system. Total Access Medical provides a home for patients seeking modern medicinal advancement, leading board-certified Internists and Family Doctors, and thorough, dedicated diagnosis from ONE experienced professional that has the time and compassion to treat patients without restriction.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Regular exercise may do more than improve overall health—it may also help lowe...
10/29/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Regular exercise may do more than improve overall health—it may also help lower the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Discover how physical activity supports hormonal balance, reduces inflammation, and promotes long-term well-being after treatment. Read our latest article to learn more.

Exercise is not just “good for you”—it’s one of the most effective tools women have for reducing the risk of breast cancer coming back.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in the article below, we discuss how body fat and weight management may in...
10/27/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in the article below, we discuss how body fat and weight management may influence breast cancer risk, particularly after menopause. Learn how healthy lifestyle choices, regular exercise, balanced nutrition, and preventive screenings can support long-term health and proactive breast cancer prevention.

Reducing excess body fat can play a meaningful role in lowering breast cancer risk, particularly for women after menopause.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, maintaining a healthy weight, and limiting ...
10/22/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, maintaining a healthy weight, and limiting alcohol may help lower breast cancer risk. Small, consistent lifestyle changes can support long-term health. Learn more in the article below:

These strategies don’t guarantee prevention, but they can significantly support long-term health and reduce risk.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Understanding breast cancer staging and metastasis empowers informed decisions...
10/21/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Understanding breast cancer staging and metastasis empowers informed decisions about care. Recognize potential symptoms, prioritize recommended screenings, and discuss concerns with your doctor. Early detection matters, and knowledge can make a meaningful difference in outcomes and treatment options.

Breast cancer metastasize through your lymph circulatory system to your lymph nodes. In later stages, it can spread to other organs, brain or lungs.

Understanding breast cancer staging helps patients make informed decisions about treatment and care. From surgery and ra...
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Understanding breast cancer staging helps patients make informed decisions about treatment and care. From surgery and radiation to chemotherapy and hormone therapy, treatment depends on the cancer’s type and stage. Read more below:

Breast cancer is treated in several ways. Treatment depends on the kind of breast cancer and how far it has spread.

Healthy habits can make a meaningful difference in breast cancer risk and overall well-being. Regular exercise, balanced...
10/13/2026

Healthy habits can make a meaningful difference in breast cancer risk and overall well-being. Regular exercise, balanced nutrition, maintaining a healthy weight, limiting alcohol, and prioritizing sleep are practical steps toward better long-term health. Small, consistent changes matter.

A “cancer-proof” diet doesn’t exist, but there are many lifestyle factors that can help lower your overall risk.

Breast cancer can affect men, too. Although rare, male breast cancer is often diagnosed at later stages because symptoms...
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Breast cancer can affect men, too. Although rare, male breast cancer is often diagnosed at later stages because symptoms and risks may be overlooked. Know the signs, pay attention to changes, and talk with your doctor about anything unusual.

Cancer doesn’t care about gender. Early detection is the best way to fight this disease, whatever your gender.

Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women, but early detection can dramatically improve outcomes. Know your risk, recognize pot...
10/06/2026

Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women, but early detection can dramatically improve outcomes. Know your risk, recognize potential warning signs, and stay current with recommended screenings. Taking proactive steps today can make a meaningful difference in your breast health tomorrow.

Know your risk, recognize the signs, and learn how regular screenings can lead to early detection and better outcomes.

Breast cancer doesn’t always present as a lump. Changes in the skin, discharge, swelling, or persistent pain can also si...
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Breast cancer doesn’t always present as a lump. Changes in the skin, discharge, swelling, or persistent pain can also signal a problem. Learn the warning signs—and when to seek medical evaluation—in our latest article.

When people think about breast cancer symptoms, they think of breast lumps. But doctors say visual changes are key in helping detect breast cancer early.

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Aging is no longer viewed simply as an unavoidable decline. Advances in precision medicine, technology, regenerative medicine, wearables, and longevity research are changing how we think about healthspan. The future may not stop aging, but it could fundamentally change how we age.

From cutting-edge research to everyday lifestyle upgrades, explore the future of healthy aging and how to take advantage of new insights today.

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