Los Angeles Primary Care & Obesity Medicine

The practice accepts many insurance plans but does not accept HMO or Medi-Cal plans. Patients should confirm in-network status with their insurer before scheduling. The office will also confirm coverage as a courtesy before finalizing your appointment. Patients without insurance can receive care at a cash price, and the practice offers discounted lab work through a contracted local laboratory.

Yes. The practice sees patients on a walk-in basis when availability allows. Scheduling an appointment in advance guarantees your time slot. You can book online or call the office at (213) 238-5887. m. m.

Yes. Dr. Ramadan offers video visits for patients who prefer remote care. You can schedule telehealth appointments online. The practice also uses the Spruce messaging platform so patients can communicate with the office by text.

The weight loss program starts with a thorough review of your medical history, lifestyle, and goals. Dr. Ramadan develops a customized plan that addresses nutrition, physical activity, and behavioral modification. The practice offers body composition analysis to track body fat and muscle mass. For qualified patients, Dr. Ramadan prescribes weight loss medications including Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro.

Yes. Dr. Ramadan is a USCIS civil surgeon and performs immigration medical exams at the Glendale office. She completes the required I-693 paperwork, typically within three business days when all documents are presented at the appointment. The practice provides required vaccinations on-site, with transparent pricing listed for each vaccine.

Los Angeles Primary Care charges a $150 no-show fee for missed appointments. To avoid the fee, notify the office at least 48 business hours before your scheduled visit. The practice requires a credit card on file before confirming new patient appointments.

For non-urgent issues after business hours, you can leave a message or send a message through the Spruce platform. The office responds within 24 hours. For urgent medical needs, contact emergency services directly.

Yes. Dr. Ramadan uses a breath test to diagnose small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. The test measures hydrogen and methane gas levels over several hours. After confirming a SIBO diagnosis, she counsels patients on treatment options including antibiotics and dietary changes such as a low-FODMAP approach.

Los Angeles Primary Care & Obesity Medicine serves adult patients. The practice covers a wide range of needs, from preventive care and chronic disease management to menopause care, mental health visits, and executive physicals.

New patients can schedule an appointment online or by calling (213) 238-5887. Before your first visit, complete the medical intake form, medical history form, and no-show agreement. Bring your insurance card and plan to arrive 15 minutes early. The practice will confirm your appointment once all required paperwork is submitted.