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Primary Care at Drexel Internal Medicine

By emphasizing preventive medicine, risk reduction and overall wellness, we work with you toward the best possible outcomes.

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Drexel Medicine's Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice

Since 1993, the Partnership has served thousands of patients and
families in Philadelphia coping with HIV/AIDS.

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Changes are coming to Medicaid!

Due to changes in federal law, you might need to follow new work requirements and renew your eligibility every six months to receive Medicaid, also known as Medical Assistance in Pennsylvania. Visit dhs.pa.gov/MedicaidChanges.

Drexel Medicine Highlights

Partnership Receives Healthcare Equality Index High Performer Status

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The Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice has been named an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality High Performer by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Healthcare Equality Index 2026.
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Could a Lyme Vaccine Protect During Warm Tick Seasons?

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We’re about a month away from the first day of summer, and from tick season — the peak months of activity for these tiny biters — is already here.
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GLP-1s and Weight Management: What You Should Know

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The first GLP-1 drug was approved in 2005 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to help people with Type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar levels. More recently, doctors found that some GLP-1s can also help people lose weight.
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Community Health Events

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Join us for wellness events in our community.
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