As many as 50 million Americans have an autoimmune illness. Executive Medicine of Texas understands the challenges you face as a person with an autoimmune illness, which is why it offers comprehensive disease-specific care based on your individual needs in its Southlake, Texas, office. To learn more about the comprehensive Autoimmune Program, call the office or click the online booking link.
The Autoimmune Concierge Program or Autoimmune Program at Executive Medicine of Texas is an all-inclusive concierge medicine program to manage your autoimmune disease in the most efficient manner.
Autoimmune plans are highly individualized because autoimmune illnesses can vary widely in terms of symptoms and severity from one disease to the next, and from one person to the next.
The all-inclusive yearly program starts with a half-day physical exam to establish your state of health and needs. Then, you receive customized care throughout the year.
The Autoimmune Concierge Program gives you an autoimmune action plan that helps you live your best life with the full support of experienced and highly qualified medical professionals.
The Autoimmune Concierge Program is ideally suited for many different conditions and challenges, including:
If you have another autoimmune illness, the program may still be a good fit for your needs because, by design, it helps your body fight back and maximize your health despite your issues.
The Autoimmune Program encompasses virtually everything you need to improve and maintain your health, including:
After your initial exam, you have a follow-up visit to discuss your results and how to best plan your treatments. As a concierge medicine plan, the Autoimmune Program includes 24/7 access to a physician.
If you're struggling with autoimmune disease, it's important to know that there are cutting-edge treatments that can help.
To learn more about how the Autoimmune Concierge Program can give you better control over your life and illness, call Executive Medicine of Texas or click on the online booking link.
