Chronic health care is a type of health care that focuses on long-term care and prevention rather than on immediate treatment. It is designed to provide care for people with long-term illnesses or disabilities and can help them to live a better quality of life over time. Chronic health care often involves a multidisciplinary team of healthcare providers, such as doctors, nurses, and specialists.

Chronic medical care often involves managing the symptoms of a condition or condition, such as managing the pain or mobility of someone who has been diagnosed with arthritis. It also often involves providing education and advice on the condition, such as providing education on the risk factors for cardiovascular disease or the symptoms of diabetes to someone who has been diagnosed with those conditions.

Chronic health care is a healthcare system that provides ongoing, long-term care and support to people who have been diagnosed with a serious illness or injury. It can also refer to the facilities, services, and programs that provide care and support to people who have been diagnosed with a serious illness or injury. Chronic health care aims to help people recover, return to their normal routine and live a healthy lifestyle. Examples of chronic care include:

– Medication Management
– Disease Screening
– Preventative Care
– Disease Monitoring
– Patient or family support

The most common chronic illnesses include:

– Alzheimer’s Disease
– Arthritis
– Osteoarthritis
– Rheumatoid Arthritis
– Asthma
– Bipolar Disorder
– Cancer
– Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
– Bronchitis
– Emphysema
– Cystic Fibrosis
– Depression
– Diabetes (Type 1 & Type 2)
– Prediabetes
– Gestational Diabetes
– Eczema
– Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
– Endometriosis
– Epilepsy
– Hashimoto’s Disease
– Heart Disease
– High Blood Pressure
– High Cholesterol
– HIV/AIDS
– Inflammatory Bowel Disease
– Ulcerative Colitis
– Crohn’s Disease
– Lower Back Pain
– Lupus
– Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
– Maffucci’s Disease
– Migraine Headaches
– Scoliosis

There are many causes of chronic diseases; each disease has its own set of causes, many of which overlap. The main causes of chronic diseases include:

– Sedentary Lifestyle — Lack of exercise can lead to many health problems that can affect the heart, brain, lungs, and virtually every other organ in the body. Our bodies need exercise in order to function properly; without it, metabolic functions begin to slow down, and can not perform our jobs adequately.

– Unhealthy Diet — Eating highly processed foods laden with sugar and carbohydrates that provide no benefit to our physical well-being; in fact, these foods can be deleterious to one’s health. Processed foods lead to obesity, which can increase the risk of a number of different chronic diseases.

– Exposure to Toxins — Toxic substances in the environment and everyday products, such as heavy metals like aluminum, lead, and mercury, as well as pesticides, medications, and seed oils, are toxic to the body and can cause adverse health effects if exposed to even small amounts.

If you or someone you love is living with a chronic condition, come to Avant Medical Group for a higher level of care. Call us today or book an appointment for chronic medical care, or visit our clinic conveniently located at 233 Broadway, Suite 2750, New York, NY 10279. We serve patients from New York NY, Brooklyn NY, Manhattan NY, Harlem NY, and Greenwich Village NY. We look forward to serving you!