Primary Care · Blood Pressure & Cholesterol
Protect Your Heart. Invest in Your Future.
High blood pressure and cholesterol usually cause no symptoms — but over years they raise the risk of heart attack and stroke.
Why these numbers matter
Treating blood pressure and cholesterol is one of the most effective ways to protect your heart, brain and kidneys.
- Accurate blood pressure measurement, including home readings
- Cholesterol panel and personal heart-risk estimate
- Lifestyle steps: salt, activity, weight, sleep
- Medication when benefits outweigh risks
Our approach
- Treat your overall risk, not just a single number.
- Use home readings to avoid over- or under-treating.
- Keep medication plans simple.
What to expect
- 1Review of readings, labs and family history.
- 2A personal heart-risk estimate.
- 3A plan combining lifestyle and medication if needed.
- 4Follow-up to adjust until goals are met.
Insurance accepted for primary care
We accept many Medicare, IPA and PPO plans. Coverage depends on your plan and medical group — we're happy to check for you.
See accepted insuranceFrequently asked questions
What blood pressure is too high?
Goals vary by age and health. We'll set a target with you based on current guidelines.
Should I check blood pressure at home?
Often yes. Home readings help us see your true average. Bring your cuff to a visit to check accuracy.
Will I need medication forever?
Not always. Some people can reduce medication with lifestyle changes; we review this over time.
Can Vietnamese food be heart-healthy?
Yes — with attention to salt in sauces and broths, many dishes fit well.
Meet Dr. Trung Pham
- Board-Certified Internal Medicine
- Board-Certified Obesity Medicine
- Certified Menopause Practitioner