Internal Medicine

Internal medicine physicians at Pella Regional provide primary care services through our family of clinics.  

Internal medicine doctors, or internists, are often referred to as doctors for adults. Internists act as primary care physicians; however, their practice is solely concentrated on adult health care. Internists have special training in dealing with complex, chronic illnesses and treating several different illnesses at the same time.

The special training that internists receive enables them to diagnose and treat a host of chronic medical conditions experienced by adults that require frequent monitoring such as diabetes, asthma, emphysema, high blood pressure and heart disease. Internists take pride in the long-term relationships they develop with their patients and the continuity of care they can provide. 

24/7 Nurseline at Pella Regional

Get answers to your questions no matter what time of day with the 24/7 Nurseline at Pella Regional. Give us a call at 641-621-2200 if you:

  • Need advice on medical symptoms, questions, or concerns
  • Need help determining whether to seek immediate medical attention

Patient Centered Medical Home

A patient centered medical home is a primary care practice in a medical clinic that takes a team approach with the patient at the center of the team. Pella Regional and our family of clinics in Pella, Bussey, Knoxville, Ottumwa and Sully have created this team environment.

As a patient centered medical home, Pella Regional’s responsibilities include:

  • Providing the highest quality care possible using evidence-based medicine and providing you with support and self-management tools to reach your personal health goals.
  • Addressing all aspects of your health, including preventative services, acute/sick care, management of chronic conditions, and behavioral health needs.
  • Coordinating your care with any specialists or outside services necessary to best meet your needs.
  • Providing resources 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! Beyond Pella Regional’s normal medical clinic hours which extend beyond 7 pm we offer a 24/7 Nurseline and the My Pella Health Patient Portal to ensure your health care needs are met.

As our patient, your Pella Regional team trusts you to:

  • Communicate your needs and preferences to your primary care provider.
  • Ask questions and let us know if you don’t understand something.
  • Keep us informed about your health, including being up-to-date on your medications, informing us of any other health care providers you are seeing and asking them to send us a copy of your records. Information about medical records transfer can be found at www.pellahealth.org/records.
  • Follow the care plan developed between you and your provider to help optimize your health.
  • Be aware of your health care coverage and what fees you may be responsible for. Pella Regional offers equal access regardless of payment source and has information available for uninsured patients, but ultimately we trust you to understand your plan coverage.
  • Provide feedback to us so we can improve our services.

Walk-In Clinic for Urgent Needs:

Some symptoms don't warrant a trip to the ER.

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