This blog article explores Direct Primary Care (DPC), a patient-centric healthcare model where individuals pay a monthly fee directly to their primary care physician for comprehensive services, bypassing traditional insurance constraints.

This blog article explains how Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL offers employers a streamlined alternative to traditional health insurance with improved access to care by a primary care doctor.

This article explores how primary care doctors can help prevent and manage heart disease — the leading cause of death in the U.S. — through early detection, lifestyle changes, medication management, and regular monitoring. It highlights advanced cardiac risk markers like Lipoprotein(a) and Apolipoprotein B, the importance of screening for silent risk factors, and the link between mental health and heart health. Readers will learn practical strategies to protect their heart, special considerations for women, and how coordinated care for multiple chronic conditions can improve outcomes.

Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most common heart rhythm disorder, increasing the risk of stroke, heart failure, and reduced quality of life. In this article, Dr. Bryant Wilson of Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL explains what AFib is, why it matters, how it’s diagnosed, and the comprehensive treatment strategies used in primary care—including stroke prevention, heart rate and rhythm control, and lifestyle changes to improve symptoms and daily function.

The blog article "Perimenopause and Menopause: What Every Woman Should Know" by Dr. Bryant Wilson of Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL provides a clear, compassionate overview of the hormonal changes women experience during perimenopause and menopause. It explains common symptoms like hot flashes, mood changes, and sleep disturbances, and emphasizes that these changes are normal—but manageable. The article also explores diagnosis, treatment options like hormone replacement therapy (HRT), their benefits and risks, and how care should be personalized.

Looking for the best primary care doctor near you? Whether you’re seeking affordable care, a doctor accepting new patients, or exploring direct primary care options, this guide will walk you through the essential steps to finding a physician that fits your needs. From reading patient reviews and evaluating services like telemedicine to understanding the benefits of personalized primary care, we’ll help you make an informed decision. Ready to take control of your health? Read on to learn how to find the perfect primary care doctor in St. Augustine, FL.

Many patients feel rushed in traditional 10–15 minute doctor visits, leading to missed concerns and incomplete care. At Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL, we offer longer, unrushed appointments—30–75 minutes—that allow for thorough evaluation, personalized treatment plans, and stronger doctor-patient relationships. DPC empowers patients with deeper care, better prevention, and improved health outcomes. Discover why you deserve more time with your doctor and how DPC makes it possible.

As a primary care physician here in sunny St. Augustine, I see firsthand how the Florida sunshine impacts the health of my patients—especially when it comes to skin. July marks UV Safety Month, and it’s the perfect time to raise awareness about how ultraviolet (UV) radiation affects our skin and what we can do to protect ourselves. This blog article discusses why protecting your skin from the sun is important, what signs to watch for, and helpful hints on ways to keep your skin healthy.

As a primary care doctor here in beautiful St. Augustine, I often meet patients who are active, independent, and want to stay that way for as long as possible. But there’s one health concern that too often gets overlooked: fall prevention.

Falls are the leading cause of injury among adults over 65, and they’re not just accidents — many are preventable with the right strategies. Whether you're aging yourself or caring for a loved one, let’s talk about how to stay steady, strong, and safe.

This blog article explores why more St. Augustine residents are choosing Direct Primary Care, due to personalized, affordable, and hassle-free care led by Dr. Bryant Wilson of Florida Direct Primary Care.

As a primary care doctor, one of the more common concerns my patients bring up is fatigue. Sometimes it’s described as “low energy,” “feeling drained,” or “just not like myself lately.” While it may sound vague, fatigue is a very real and distressing symptom that can significantly impact daily life, productivity, and emotional well-being. The tricky part? Fatigue is nonspecific, meaning it can stem from many different causes — from lifestyle habits to serious medical conditions.

This blog post aims to shed light on how we approach fatigue in primary care, the most common medical causes, and what kind of diagnostic workup is typically involved.

As a primary care physician, one of the more common concerns I encounter in my practice is vitamin D deficiency. While it might not seem like an urgent health issue, the impact of low vitamin D levels can be far-reaching and significantly affect overall health. As more research uncovers the vital role that vitamin D plays in the body, it's becoming increasingly clear why vitamin D screening should be a routine part of health assessments for many patients.

In this article, I'll explain why vitamin D screening is important, who should be screened, the potential negative impacts of low vitamin D levels, and how primary care physicians can help manage this issue.

This blog article explains how Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL offers small businesses an affordable alternative to traditional health insurance, while providing direct access to your primary care doctor for truly personalized medicine.

One of the more common and potentially serious respiratory conditions is called community-acquired pneumonia (CAP). It is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, particularly among vulnerable populations like the elderly and those with chronic health conditions. In this article, board certified internal medicine physician Dr. Bryant Wilson of Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL breaks down what community-acquired pneumonia is, its common causes, how to diagnose and treat it, and the potential complications that can arise if its not addressed promptly.

Obesity has become a global health crisis, affecting millions of individuals and contributing to numerous chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. In this comprehensive guide, Dr. Bryant Wilson, a board-certified Obesity Medicine physician at Florida Direct Primary Care, provides an in-depth look at weight loss management in St. Augustine, FL. The article covers key diagnostic criteria for obesity, practical lifestyle changes for weight loss, and effective pharmacological treatments to support weight management.

This blog article written by internal medicine doctor Dr. Bryant Wilson of Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL explores the critical link between sleep health and chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and mental health disorders. It highlights how inadequate sleep can increase the risk of these conditions and emphasizes the role of an internal medicine doctor in helping patients manage and prevent these health issues by prioritizing sleep and improving overall health.

Florida Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine, FL is transforming the healthcare experience by offering concierge medicine for the masses. In a landscape where quality care is often expensive and inaccessible, Dr. Bryant Wilson provides personalized medical services without the hefty price tag. Through a model known as Direct Primary Care (DPC), patients can access comprehensive care, including routine check-ups, preventive screenings, and same-day appointments—all for a simple, affordable monthly fee. By eliminating insurance billing and focusing on the doctor-patient relationship, Florida Direct Primary Care offers a refreshing alternative to traditional healthcare, making concierge-level attention available to more people than ever before.

Internal medicine doctors, or internists, specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide range of diseases affecting adults, particularly those with complex, long-term health conditions. They are experts in managing chronic diseases like hypertension, diabetes, and asthma, as well as infectious diseases, cardiovascular issues, gastrointestinal problems, and endocrine disorders. Internists are also skilled in diagnosing hard-to-pinpoint symptoms and often coordinate care across specialists to ensure comprehensive treatment. Their expertise in handling multifaceted health problems, emphasizing preventive care, and fostering long-term patient relationships makes them invaluable in adult healthcare.

Diabetes Mellitus is one of the most common chronic conditions affecting millions of people worldwide. This blog article will explain what Diabetes Mellitus is, what causes it, the symptoms associated with it, how it is diagnosed, and an overview of treatment options to help manage this condition effectively. Whether you're newly diagnosed, a caregiver, or simply seeking a better understanding of diabetes, this guide will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of this condition and manage it effectively for a better quality of life.

Osteoporosis is a condition that weakens bones, making them fragile and more likely to fracture, often without warning. It develops gradually, typically without symptoms, and is most common in postmenopausal women, older adults, and those with certain medical conditions or genetic predispositions. In this blog article, we’ll explore who’s most at risk, how to prevent osteoporosis, and the treatment options available to strengthen bones and improve quality of life.