About family practice
Alongside aesthetic medicine, Dr. Koffman provides family medicine support for routine check-ups, prescription refills, minor procedures, and non-emergency concerns. Care starts with understanding what you need and directing you to the right next step.
Family practice is a place to start when you need a new primary-care relationship, a routine check-up, a follow-up, help reviewing a medication, or guidance about a non-emergency concern. The goal is continuity: a clear conversation today and an appropriate next step afterward.
Often discussed for
- Routine check-ups
- Prescription refill discussions
- Minor procedures
- Non-emergency health concerns
This service is intended for non-emergency medical needs. A refill is not automatic; Dr. Koffman may need to review your history, medication, and current symptoms before deciding on the appropriate next step.
Before your consultation
- New patients should bring identification, medication and supplement names with doses, allergies, relevant records, and the name of their pharmacy.
- Write down your main concern, how long it has been happening, and the questions you want answered.
- For a refill discussion, include the medication name, strength, directions, remaining supply, and the pharmacy you use; approval depends on clinical review.
What to expect
- 01
A review of your concern, health history, medications, and what you need help with.
- 02
Clear guidance about what can be addressed and whether further assessment is required.
- 03
A practical plan for follow-up, prescriptions, or additional care when appropriate.
After your visit
- Keep track of the plan, prescriptions, referrals, tests, or follow-up timing discussed during your visit.
- Use the booking form or the practice’s preferred contact path if you need to clarify the next step.
- Seek emergency help for severe or life-threatening symptoms rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Is this emergency care?
No. The practice describes this service for non-emergency needs. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency service.
Are new family-practice patients welcome?
Yes. New patients can use the Care365 booking form to share their information so the team can coordinate the appropriate appointment with Dr. Koffman.
Can I request a prescription refill?
Prescription refill requests are listed among the family medicine services. The team will review your information and coordinate the appropriate next step.
Can I book a follow-up visit?
Follow-up care is part of the family-practice focus. Include that you are requesting a follow-up when you complete the booking form.
What happens at a routine family-practice visit?
The visit is shaped around your concern and may include a review of your history, medications, symptoms, preventive needs, and next steps. Bring your questions so the appointment can be focused and useful.
What should a new patient bring?
Bring identification, medication and supplement names with doses, allergies, relevant medical records, recent test results if available, and the name of your preferred pharmacy.
Can the practice help with more than one concern?
Tell the team your main concerns when booking. The appointment may need to be planned around what can be assessed safely and thoroughly in one visit, with follow-up arranged when needed.
How do I prepare for a refill request?
Include the medication name, strength, directions, remaining supply, pharmacy, and any changes or side effects. A refill is not automatic and may require a clinical review.
When should I seek urgent or emergency care?
Do not wait for a routine appointment for severe or life-threatening symptoms. Call 911 or your local emergency service for an emergency; use urgent care when appropriate for time-sensitive concerns.
