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Total Access Medical is a full-service, concierge medical management organization. In 2002, an alternative to inadequate medical care was born.

"Concierge" or "direct primary care" medical programs restore the doctor-patient relationship to a level not seen since the advent of managed care. A doctor in a concierge medical practice carries a much smaller patient load – down from several thousand to a maximum of 600. By enrolling in this type of practice and subscribing to an annual enrollment fee, patients are treated to their own personal physician and staff who have the time to develop the essential relationship - helping promote wellness and overall health, while eliminating fragmented care, rushed exams, limited follow-up and misdiagnosis. Concierge medicine effectively creates a new and optimal opportunity within the current healthcare delivery system. Total Access Medical provides a home for patients seeking modern medicinal advancement, leading board-certified Internists and Family Doctors, and thorough, dedicated diagnosis from ONE experienced professional that has the time and compassion to treat patients without restriction.

11/06/2025

Type 1 diabetes is often blamed on lifestyle, but that couldn’t be more wrong. Learn what triggers it, how it’s managed, and why understanding matters for better support and advocacy. Read more below:

Explore how Type 1 diabetes develops, why it’s not caused by lifestyle, and the daily challenges patients face.

11/04/2025

Diabetes isn’t just a blood sugar problem. It’s a metabolic disorder with life-changing impact if left unmanaged. This article breaks down what diabetes is in real terms, and how early awareness is one of our best defenses. Whether you’re personally affected or just curious, knowledge is the first step toward action and better health. Read more below:

Understand what diabetes truly is, why it’s increasing worldwide, and how awareness saves lives.

10/30/2025

After breast cancer treatment, regular exercise is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of recurrence. Just 150 minutes of moderate activity each week can help regulate hormones, lower inflammation, and strengthen the immune system. You don’t need intense workouts to benefit. Start small, stay consistent, and work with your care team to build a plan that supports your long-term health. Read more below:

Exercise is not just “good for you”—it’s one of the most effective tools women have for reducing the risk of breast cancer coming back.

10/28/2025

Most people think genetics or age drive breast cancer risk, but excess body fat—especially after menopause—plays a major role. Fat tissue produces estrogen and fuels inflammation, both of which can promote cancer growth. Even a modest, sustainable reduction in body fat can lower risk and support long-term prevention. Read more below:

Reducing excess body fat can play a meaningful role in lowering breast cancer risk, particularly for women after menopause.

10/23/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in this article we discuss the importance of early detection, lifestyle factors that can reduce risk, and the critical role of regular screenings in saving lives. This is a reminder to schedule your screening, stay informed, and support the ongoing efforts to raise awareness and empower women to take charge of their health.

These strategies don’t guarantee prevention, but they can significantly support long-term health and reduce risk.

10/21/2025

October is Breast Cancer awareness month. The disease is the second most common cancer in U.S. women. Early detection saves lives. Watch for changes in breast size, shape, skin texture, or new lumps. Some cancers show no symptoms, so regular self-exams and mammograms matter. Read more below:

Breast cancer metastasize through your lymph circulatory system to your lymph nodes. In later stages, it can spread to other organs, brain or lungs.

10/16/2025

Breast cancer is grouped into stages to help doctors decide the best treatment. Early stages mean the cancer is still in the breast. Later stages mean it has moved into nearby areas or other parts of the body. Click below to learn about treatments:

Breast cancer is treated in several ways. Treatment depends on the kind of breast cancer and how far it has spread.

10/14/2025

Breast cancer affects millions of women each year, and while no diet can guarantee prevention, daily choices matter. Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, choosing lean proteins, and limiting alcohol all play a role in reducing risk. For those in treatment or recovery, managing stress, getting quality sleep, staying active, and focusing on nutritious foods support both physical and mental health. Learn more below:

A “cancer-proof” diet doesn’t exist, but there are many lifestyle factors that can help lower your overall risk.

10/09/2025

When most people think of breast cancer, they think of women—but men can get it too. About 1 in 726 men will be diagnosed in their lifetime, and many cases are caught late because awareness is low.

If you notice any changes, don’t ignore them. Early detection saves lives, no matter your gender.

Cancer doesn’t care about gender. Early detection is the best way to fight this disease, whatever your gender.

10/07/2025

Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women in the U.S., but early detection saves lives. Our latest blog breaks down key risk factors, warning signs, and screening recommendations to help you take charge of your breast health.

Know your risk, recognize the signs, and learn how regular screenings can lead to early detection and better outcomes.

10/02/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Most people think a lump is the only warning sign, but that’s not always the case. The article below highlights lesser-known symptoms that can appear before a lump is ever felt. Take a moment to read and share—it could make a critical difference.

When people think about breast cancer symptoms, they think of breast lumps. But doctors say visual changes are key in helping detect breast cancer early.

09/30/2025

September is Healthy Aging Month. The future of healthy aging is not about defying time but about redefining it. Science and technology are creating opportunities to live longer, healthier lives, but the foundation will always rest on the basics: nutrition, movement, sleep, recovery, and purpose. Read more below:

From cutting-edge research to everyday lifestyle upgrades, explore the future of healthy aging and how to take advantage of new insights today.

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Bala Cynwyd, Street Davids, West Chester, PA/Mt. Laurel, NJ/Wilmington, DE
Bala Cynwyd, PA
19004

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+16106679980

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http://www.totalaccessmedical.com/

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