mdNOW

mdNOW serves patients in Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach. The practice operates from its Manhattan Beach location and also offers home visits, video visits, and telephone consultations for patients throughout the South Bay.

Dr. Austin provides patients with direct access via cell phone, email, and phone call at all times. Office hours run Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM. Dr. Austin remains available whenever needed beyond those scheduled hours.

Yes, mdNOW accepts most insurance plans. The practice also offers competitive pricing for patients without insurance. Contact the office to confirm your specific plan before scheduling.

Yes, mdNOW offers same-day appointments. Dr. Austin keeps his schedule accessible so patients do not face long waits. This applies to both in-office visits and telehealth consultations.

mdNOW offers video visits and telephone consultations for patients who prefer remote care. All video visits use secure, HIPAA-compliant, encrypted platforms. Dr. Austin conducts telehealth appointments with the same level of attention as in-person visits.

mdNOW performs rapid on-site testing for flu, COVID-19, and strep throat. The practice also offers X-rays for diagnosing fractures and injuries. These capabilities allow Dr. Austin to assess and treat many conditions without sending patients elsewhere.

Yes, preventive care and chronic disease management are central to what mdNOW does. Dr. Austin focuses on early diagnosis, continuous monitoring, and proactive health planning. Heart and cancer screening are a particular area of clinical emphasis.

Yes, mdNOW administers vaccinations including seasonal flu shots and tetanus boosters. Dr. Austin recommends staying current on preventive vaccines as part of routine health maintenance.

Yes, mdNOW provides immediate healthcare and urgent care services. Dr. Austin handles minor surgical procedures, acute illnesses, injuries, and time-sensitive conditions. Same-day access and direct communication mean patients avoid urgent care clinics for most non-emergency situations.