Accepting New Patients | Post Falls, ID | (208) 361-6325
Accepting New Patients | (208) 361-6325
JMJ FAMILY HEALTH · POST FALLS, ID
Living with an autoimmune condition can affect far more than a single symptom.
JMJ Family Health takes a whole-person approach combining lifestyle, nutrition and evidence-based primary care to support patients living with autoimmune conditions.
Autoimmune conditions can be complex, and many patients receive care from one or more specialists.
Primary care still plays an important role in monitoring your overall health, reviewing symptoms and medications, addressing preventive needs and helping coordinate care across your healthcare team.
Health is influenced by many interconnected factors. Depending on your individual needs, conversations may include nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress, weight, medications and other aspects of your health that may affect how you feel and function.
Our approach is evidence-informed and individualized. Lifestyle strategies can complement appropriate medical treatment; they are not presented as a substitute for necessary specialist or medical care.
Some autoimmune diseases require diagnosis, treatment or monitoring by specialists such as rheumatologists, gastroenterologists, dermatologists or other clinicians.
When specialist care is appropriate, JMJ Family Health can continue to support your general primary-care needs and help keep the different pieces of your healthcare connected.
There is no single plan that is appropriate for every autoimmune condition or every patient.
Chris will consider your medical history, current treatment, symptoms, goals and other health factors when discussing the role JMJ Family Health can play in your ongoing care.
No. We support your overall health and work alongside your specialist when needed. Many autoimmune conditions require specialist treatment, and we can help coordinate that care while looking after your primary-care needs.
No. JMJ Family Health considers lifestyle and nutrition alongside evidence-based medical treatment. Appropriate medication may remain an important part of a patient's care.
Yes. A primary care provider can help manage your overall health and coordinate care while you continue seeing appropriate specialists.
Christopher Strain is the owner of JMJ Family Health, an independent primary care practice in Post Falls. Your care is based on your health history, concerns and goals.
Contact JMJ Family Health to discuss an appropriate appointment and current availability.
2700 E Seltice Way, Suite 1 · Post Falls, ID 83854