Pulse Primary Care

Every new patient at Pulse Primary Care receives a comprehensive history and physical examination. Providers document past medical and surgical histories, current medications, family history, social history, and employment background. The care team then discusses the findings with a board-certified physician and presents each patient with a treatment plan tailored to their specific needs.

Yes, Pulse Primary Care offers telehealth visits. Patients can select a televisit option when booking an appointment online. Telehealth is also the primary format for the Menopause Program, allowing patients from across Michigan to access care remotely.

Yes, the Visiting Physicians service provides at-home care for geriatric and homebound patients. Visiting physicians perform physical exams, administer immunizations, manage medications, and conduct in-home diagnostic and lab testing. Patients or family members can request this service by submitting a form through the practice website.

The Weight Loss Program at Pulse Primary Care uses semaglutide and tirzepatide sourced from a Legit Script certified compounding pharmacy. The program pairs medication with nutrition education, meal planning, portion guidance, lifestyle coaching, and an exercise plan. Patients with low B-12 levels can also receive B-12 injections. Eligibility requires a BMI of 30 or higher, or a BMI of 27 or higher with a weight-related condition. The program is available in-office or via telehealth.

Dr. Jerrold Weinberg leads the Menopause Program using bioidentical hormones derived from soy and yams, compounded by VIOS Compounding Pharmacy in Livonia, Michigan. He delivers hormones in a skin cream preparation that allows easy dose adjustments over time. All consultations take place via telemedicine. Dr. Weinberg builds each treatment plan around the individual patient's full clinical and personal situation.

Cardiometabolic Testing at Pulse Primary Care is a non-invasive assessment that generates a personalized Cardiometabolic Health Score. The test measures a patient's risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease. A trained nurse or technician performs the assessment, and the care team follows up with a personalized wellness plan based on the results.

Pulse Primary Care manages a wide range of chronic conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, hypothyroidism, hypercholesterolemia, and arthritis and gout. Providers create individualized treatment plans and conduct ongoing monitoring. The practice also offers in-house blood glucose testing, urinalysis, and blood work to support chronic disease management.

Yes, patients can book appointments directly through the Pulse Primary Care website. The online booking system lets patients choose their preferred location, select an office visit or televisit, and request a date and time. A practice representative follows up to confirm the appointment.

Yes, the practice specifically serves geriatric and homebound patients through its Visiting Physicians program. Physicians travel to patients' homes to deliver physical exams, immunizations, medication refills, and in-home lab testing. This service supports older adults who find it difficult to travel to a clinic.

Pulse Primary Care provides a full range of preventive services, including annual physical exams, vaccinations, school and sports physicals, and health promotion counseling. The practice also offers smoking cessation support and cardiometabolic risk screening. Providers take a whole-person approach, evaluating physical, mental, and social well-being at each visit.