In-Office Procedures in Longmont
Comprehensive Primary Care, Performed Thoughtfully
Many medical concerns can be addressed safely and efficiently within a primary care setting.
At Metronome Family Medicine, select in-office procedures are performed as part of comprehensive, physician-led primary care — allowing continuity, clinical context, and follow-up to remain within one relationship.
Procedures are never performed in isolation from overall health strategy.
They are evaluated within the broader picture.
Common In-Office Procedures
Services may include:
• Joint injections
• Trigger point injections
• Skin biopsies
• Lesion removal
• Toenail removal
• Incision and drainage
• Cryotherapy for skin lesions
• Minor wound care
• Suturing and laceration repair
Each procedure is performed with attention to clinical appropriateness, long-term monitoring, and coordinated follow-up.
Why In-Office Procedures Matter
When procedures are handled within primary care:
• The physician understands your medical history
• Medications and risk factors are already known
• Follow-up remains coordinated
• Care is not fragmented across multiple offices
This continuity reduces unnecessary referrals and preserves efficiency without sacrificing safety.
Procedures Within Comprehensive Oversight
In some cases, referral to a specialist remains appropriate.
In other cases, concerns can be addressed directly and safely within the primary care setting.
The decision is guided by clinical judgment — not convenience.
As a primary care doctor in Longmont, Dr. Juan evaluates each situation carefully, ensuring that procedural care aligns with overall medical strategy.
Coordinated Care
Procedural care does not stand alone.
It intersects with:
• Cardiovascular risk
• Diabetes management
• Anticoagulation therapy
• Hormonal health
• Wound healing and metabolic stability
When oversight is continuous, outcomes improve.
Who May Benefit From In-Office Procedures?
You may consider consultation if you:
• Have a skin lesion requiring evaluation
• Need a joint injection for musculoskeletal pain
• Require minor procedural care
• Prefer continuity rather than referral for every intervention
Comprehensive Care, In Time.
Continuity, In Time.
Your Health — In Time.
