Providence Primary and Specialty Care - Wateridge

Our Approach

At Providence Primary and Specialty Care - Wateridge in Los Angeles, our physicians are committed to educating patients about the benefits of wellness and disease prevention. We believe in continuity of care for all ages through regular visits and screenings. This has a significantly positive impact on the health of every patient. Our physicians and nurse practitioners will help you maintain your health, ensuring you receive appropriate preventive screenings and access to more complex care based on your condition.

Our pediatricians are specially trained to provide comprehensive pediatric care for children from birth to adolescence. Many pediatricians focus on additional areas of a child’s well-being like nutritional counseling, integrative and holistic medicine, mental health and other issues associated with the onset of puberty including weight management, behavioral issues, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders. From routine check-ups, immunizations and minor illnesses, to injuries and developmental disorders, you can count on our pediatricians to care for the physical, mental and emotional well-being of our young patients.

Our internists “care for the whole adult patient” and take a clinical interest in various complex illnesses such as hypertension, nervous system disorders, mental health, dermatological care, and more. We focus on disease prevention and promoting wellness, including diet and exercise, and managing chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease through effective diagnosis and treatment.

Our Services

• Preventive care, routine check-ups and immunizations for all ages
• Care of skin disorders
• Heart health (hypertension, blood pressure and cholesterol management, etc.)
• Respiratory care (asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, etc.)
• Endocrine care (thyroid, metabolism, etc.)
• Back and joint problems
• Gastrointestinal care
• Ear, nose and throat care
• Diet, exercise, and nutrition
• Mental health (anxiety, depression and attention deficit disorders)