Primary Care

Primary care that sees more than one problem at a time.

Your physical health is connected to sleep, stress, medications, mental health, substance use, nutrition, and everyday life. Icare provides outpatient primary care with a practical, coordinated approach — one team looking at the whole picture.

A primary-care clinician and patient reviewing a health plan together
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Understanding primary care

One place to start, whatever the concern.

Primary care is the home base for your medical health. It’s where history, medications, screenings, lab results, and new symptoms can be reviewed together instead of in separate pieces. Over time, that continuity helps a care team notice patterns that a single visit can miss.

At Icare, primary care sits alongside mental-health and substance-use recovery services. When a physical concern overlaps with stress, sleep, mood, or recovery, the same connected team can coordinate next steps, depending on the evaluation and what is clinically appropriate.

When to consider care

Signs it may be time to establish primary care.

  • 01

    It has been a long time since a routine medical visit

  • 02

    Several clinicians prescribe for you and no one reviews the whole list

  • 03

    A symptom keeps returning or never fully resolves

  • 04

    You manage an ongoing condition without regular follow-up

  • 05

    Stress, sleep, mood, or substance use may be affecting your physical health

Getting started

What to expect at a first visit.

  1. 01

    Call 702-988-3177. A team member can talk through what you’re looking for and help set up a first visit.

  2. 02

    Gather what you have: a medication list, allergy information, prior records or lab results, and your insurance card.

  3. 03

    At the visit, a clinician reviews your history, checks vital signs, and focuses on the concerns that matter most to you.

  4. 04

    Together you agree on next steps, which may include testing, lifestyle changes, follow-up visits, or referrals when indicated.

Integrated follow-up

Medical and behavioral health can be coordinated when needs overlap.

If a medical concern is occurring alongside anxiety, depression, sleep problems, psychiatric medication use, or recovery from substance use, Icare can connect appropriate services instead of treating each issue in isolation.

  • 01

    Clear medication reconciliation

  • 02

    Relevant lab and screening coordination

  • 03

    Referrals to specialists when indicated

  • 04

    Behavioral-health connection when appropriate

Practical notes

Common questions about primary care at Icare.

Do I need to choose a specific service before calling?

No. Describe what’s going on when you call, and the team can help identify which visit type may fit. Services depend on clinical appropriateness and Icare’s active outpatient scope.

Can medical and mental-health care really be coordinated?

Yes, when clinically appropriate and with your permission. Because primary care, mental health, and recovery services share one connected team, information can be coordinated rather than split across separate offices.

What if my concern turns out to need a specialist?

Primary care can still be the starting point. If the evaluation suggests specialist care, the team can discuss referral options and help coordinate records so the next clinician has the full picture.

One conversation can clarify the next step

Not sure which service fits?

Tell our team what you need. We can help you understand the next appropriate step.