Direct Primary Care Membership

You will need your insurance card(s), Photo ID, A list of current medications and any relevant medical history you feel the doctor should review.

By: Dawn Harris Sherling, M.D.

Not to be confused with an “intern” who is someone in their first year of training after completing medical school, an internist spends three years after medical school learning how to care for adults with both simple and complex diseases and also how to help keep adults healthy. You can think of them as a pediatrician for grown-ups. While practice patterns are changing, many general internists (like many in our practice) take care of the whole patient both in the office and in the hospital. They are the doctors who know you best and help when you are well and when you are sick. Read more about internists from the American College of Physicians:
http://www.acponline.org/patients_families/about_internal_medicine/

Office hours are Monday – Friday between 8AM and 5PM

Our phones are on from 8:30AM to 4:30PM

Jupiter Internal Medicine Associates does not close for lunch.

Tuesday from 8-12AM and 2-4PM

Wednesday from 2PM-4PM

Friday from 8AM-12PM

No appointment is necessary but would be beneficial and cut wait time as we would have you on the schedule.

We do ask you request your medication refills in advance, generally, we have a quick turn around time but it could take up to two business days. The most efficient way would be to request a refill from your pharmacy.

You will receive a call with your test results within three business days.