Welcome to Bloom Family Health & Wellness
Where Patients Are HEARD, With an INDIVIDUALIZED and HOLISTIC Approach
About Us
Who We Are
The Path to Optimized Wellness
Our Values
How We Help
Our Services
Preventative
Care
Preventative
Care
Gynecologic
Well Woman Exams
Gynecologic
Well Woman Exams
Same Day
Sick Appointments
Same Day
Sick Appointments
Management of
Chronic Illness
Management of
Chronic Illness
Telehealth
Video Visits
Telehealth
Video Visits
DOT (Department
of Transportation) Physicals
DOT (Department
of Transportation) Physicals
Weight
Loss
Weight
Loss
Hormone
Replacement Therapies (HRT)
Hormone
Replacement Therapies (HRT)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Nurse Practitioner be my Primary Care Provider (PCP)?
Absolutely! Nurse Practitioners can serve as your Primary Care Providers (PCPs). In Maryland, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) are authorized to practice independently without physician oversight. This recognition aligns with research indicating that CRNPs deliver care that is equal to or superior to that provided by physicians in primary care settings.
As CRNP’s, we are skilled in assessing, evaluating, and diagnosing disease processes, prescribing medications when indicated, interpreting laboratory results and other tests, and performing outpatient procedures within the scope of our training. For complex cases requiring a specialist, we make referrals to specialists and therapies appropriately for further management.
How do CRNP’s differ from other healthcare providers?
Absolutely! Nurse Practitioners can serve as your Primary Care Providers (PCPs). In Maryland, Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners (CRNPs) are authorized to practice independently without physician oversight. This recognition aligns with research indicating that CRNPs deliver care that is equal to or superior to that provided by physicians in primary care settings.
As CRNP’s, we are skilled in assessing, evaluating, and diagnosing disease processes, prescribing medications when indicated, interpreting laboratory results and other tests, and performing outpatient procedures within the scope of our training. For complex cases requiring a specialist, we make referrals to specialists and therapies appropriately for further management.