Iowa Primary Care Clinic

02/14/2026

We love caring for you! Happy Valentine's Day!

01/27/2026

The American Red Cross recently declared a severe blood shortage in the country that could affect life-saving care for patients.

Help save a life, give blood!
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01/26/2026

We can see you today! Walk-ins welcome.

A primary care clinic in Iowa, Louisiana.

01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

12/29/2025

We wish you a happy and healthy New Year! Our office will be closed Wednesday and Thursday for the holiday.

12/26/2025

Is improving your health on your goal list for 2026? Ready to quit smoking? We can help! Call us today (337) 582-5555

12/23/2025

From us to you, Merry Christmas! Our office will be closed Wednesday and Thursday for the holiday.

12/18/2025

When you have a Common Cold, this typically means your nose, throat and maybe your ears are infected. More than 200 viruses can cause colds. The most common is the rhinovirus.

You probably will experience a runny nose, scratchy throat, low-grade fever, fatigue, chills, aches, sneezing and coughing. There is no cure for the common cold, but decongestants, cough drops and antihistamines can help with symptoms.

Contact your medical provider if symptoms linger beyond a few days or get worse, or if new symptoms develop.

12/17/2025

People with allergies and asthma face unique health challenges during the winter holidays.

Whether it’s food or seasonal allergies, if you have an established pattern for allergy or asthma flare-ups at this time of year, it's recommended to use extra care during the holidays.

Be proactive to prevent any major allergic reactions and always bring along any medications you may need.

11/27/2025

We're thankful for the opportunity to care for you! We wish you a happy and healthy holiday.

11/24/2025

Flu activity typically peaks between December and February. Have you had your flu shot? Come see us today to get yours!

11/21/2025

Managing or preventing diabetes is a team effort between you and your health care provider. Talk to your doctor to understand your A1C blood sugar, blood pressure goals, and cholesterol risks. Small lifestyle changes can lead to big impacts regarding your risk of diabetes.