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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is an internal medicine physician?
A: A physician who specializes in medical problems of adults, specifically the diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of diseases. For more information click here.
Q: What specialty care is available at CIMA?
A: CIMA also has physicians that specialize in infectious disease, neurology, and gynecology services.
Q: Is there a difference between a DO and an MD?
A: Both DO's and MD's are fully qualified physicians licensed to perform surgery and prescribe medications.
Q: How do I get to the office?
A: Directions to our offices are available from each branch office's page or the contacts page.
Q: What laboratories do you use?
A: You may have your lab work done at any laboratory facility that is convenient for you. We have Quest Laboratory on site.
Q: What are advanced directives/living wills?
A: They are legal documents that detail your wishes regarding medical treatment in case you have an illness or accident and cannot speak for yourself. These documents include living wills and durable powers of attorney for healthcare decisions. For more information click here.