Authentic Internal Medicine

Authentic Internal Medicine Authentic Internal Medicine is a direct primary care, concierge medical practice.

Today, we’re celebrating 3 years of Authentic Internal Medicine! 🎉Congratulations to our founders, Dr. Schultz and Dr. L...
06/01/2026

Today, we’re celebrating 3 years of Authentic Internal Medicine! 🎉

Congratulations to our founders, Dr. Schultz and Dr. Lagone, on this incredible milestone and their dedication to providing personalized, compassionate care. Thank you to our amazing patients for being part of our journey!We’re truly grateful for your trust and support. We can’t wait to see what the future holds!! 💕

Make sure to check out Dr. Mike’s feature in this month’s edition of Oak Brook Magazine! 🥳📸🩺👨‍⚕️
05/04/2026

Make sure to check out Dr. Mike’s feature in this month’s edition of Oak Brook Magazine! 🥳📸🩺👨‍⚕️

Dr. Mike is accepting new patients!If you’re looking for more personalized care, easier access, and a provider who truly...
04/23/2026

Dr. Mike is accepting new patients!

If you’re looking for more personalized care, easier access, and a provider who truly takes the time to get to know you, AUTHENTIC is a great place to be.

Visit our website or call our office if you or someone you know is interested (link in bio)!

February was another busy month for Authentic! Thank you for the Premiere Doctors feature. The JWL team was amazing to ...
03/07/2024

February was another busy month for Authentic! Thank you for the Premiere Doctors feature. The JWL team was amazing to work with. Click the link in bio to read the feature.

How can you prevent the heart conditions we’ve been talking about? One of the best ways is simply through exercise! Exer...
02/26/2024

How can you prevent the heart conditions we’ve been talking about? One of the best ways is simply through exercise! Exercise can help control risk factors associated with heart disease, like by lowering blood pressure and reducing inflammation in the body. Healthy adults should get at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise per week, but consult your doctor if you have any health concerns. Also, make sure to be aware of your blood pressure - if you are in an at risk range, your doctor may want you to monitor it at home.

We learned last week about how heart disease may impact women more than men. There is another inequality with heart dise...
02/21/2024

We learned last week about how heart disease may impact women more than men. There is another inequality with heart disease - it disproportionately affects black women more than white women. Almost 59% of black women over 20 years old have heart disease and nearly 58% have high blood pressure. This blood pressure is often more severe in black people than in white and develops sooner. The reasons are likely multifactorial with socioeconomic and genetic factors. The main way to prevent this is to be on top of your health and see a doctor: learn the warning signs of a stroke or heart attack, keep track of your blood pressure, avoid smoking and minimize dietary salt.

Thank you Mokena Neighbors Magazine for featuring Cindy in the February issue! Each month they feature a resident as som...
02/17/2024

Thank you Mokena Neighbors Magazine for featuring Cindy in the February issue! Each month they feature a resident as someone you should know. They highlighted Cindy, her family and our new practice. To view the article, click the link in our bio.

Women often have worse outcomes than men after a cardiovascular event. This is likely multifactorial. For example, women...
02/15/2024

Women often have worse outcomes than men after a cardiovascular event. This is likely multifactorial. For example, women tend to have different symptoms, men’s symptoms are oftentimes the ones that are traditionally taught, and conditions in women often aren’t noticed until they’re older. Also, women make up a smaller portion of clinical trials, as low as 20% at times, with women of color even more underrepresented. Recently, more research is being dedicated to address this disparity, but there is still a long way to go.

Today is National Wear Red Day and the beginning of National Heart Month. We wear red in order to raise awareness for he...
02/02/2024

Today is National Wear Red Day and the beginning of National Heart Month. We wear red in order to raise awareness for heart disease: the leading cause of death in the US for both men and women. Women are just as likely to be at risk as men, with about 1 in 5 female deaths related to heart disease. How do you minimize your risk? G.O. R.E.D.
-𝑮et your numbers. Know your blood pressure and cholesterol
-𝑶wn your lifestyle. Avoid bad habits and lean into the healthy ones.
-𝑹aise your voice. It is important for health research do be done on women as well as men.
-𝑬ducate your family. It will be easier to keep your goals when yours doing it together.
-𝑫onate time or money to support prevention work.

Learn to Melt Away the Blues! At our next ATK, we’ll be doing simple yet healthy and delicious sheet pan meals while lea...
01/25/2024

Learn to Melt Away the Blues! At our next ATK, we’ll be doing simple yet healthy and delicious sheet pan meals while learning about how you can combat seasonal affective disorder. Come join us Feb 1 at 1PM! Attendance is free to all, but spots are limited so RSVP is required. Click our link in bio to join!

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375 Quail Ridge Drive
Westmont, IL
60559

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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