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Hometown Healthcare

Primary Care Practice in Prescott Valley accepting new patients, walk-ins and same day appointments. Our medical office is unlike any other.

Hometown Healthcare is a local veteran-owned family physician in Prescott Valley, AZ. Our primary physician, who is also the owner, wants you to feel at home, not intimidated by a "white coat" office. He even wears cowboy boots! With 10+ years of experience, he understands the importance of one-on-one attention and an open environment for discussing your healthcare needs. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including women's and men's health, hormone replacement therapy, weight loss management, and minor urgent care. From birth to geriatric, we cater to all ages. Whether you need a same-day visit or prefer to walk in, we're here for you. To experience personalized care, contact us today.

02/18/2026

This is how we care 🤍One-on-one.Attentive.Meeting you where you are.
Thank you for trusting us during such an important season of your life. Your words mean more than you know.
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At Hometown Healthcare, your well-being is never rushed and never overlooked. Whether you’re expecting, under the weather, or just need someone to truly listen, we’re here for you 🤍
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If you’ve experienced care like this with us, we’d love to hear your story. And if you’re looking for a provider who puts people first, we’re ready when you are
🩺 Schedule your visit today
📍 3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86314
🕒 Open Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm
📞 Call us at (928) 259-5506

02/16/2026

Most people picture a heart attack as sudden and dramatic. In reality, symptoms can look different from person to person 🩺
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Common heart attack symptoms include:
• Chest pressure, squeezing, fullness, or pain
• Shortness of breath
• Pain in the arm, back, neck, jaw, shoulder, or stomach
• Cold sweat, nausea, or lightheadedness
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🚨 You do not need to have all of these symptoms; Even one symptom that is new, severe, lasts more than a few minutes, or returns should be taken seriously.🚨
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Chest discomfort is the most common symptom in both women and men.
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Women may be more likely to also experience:
• Shortness of breath
• Nausea or vomiting
• Back, neck, or jaw pain
• Unusual fatigue
• Indigestion-like discomfort
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Men may be more likely to report:
• Classic chest pressure
• Pain spreading down one arm
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🚨 No symptom is exclusive to men or women 🚨
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Age does not eliminate risk. While risk increases over time, heart attacks can occur in younger adults, especially with risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, obesity, or family history.
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🚨 Regardless of age or gender, if you experience any of these symptoms, especially if they last more than a few minutes or return, call 911 immediately. 🚑
Do not drive yourself. 🚨
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Awareness is not about fear. It is about recognizing symptoms early and acting quickly. We are here to make sure you understand your risk factors and what they mean for you 🤍

02/14/2026

Blood pressure measures how hard your heart pumps blood through your arteries 🫀 It has two numbers-
1️⃣ Top number (systolic)
How hard your heart pumps when it beats.
2️⃣ Bottom number (diastolic)
The pressure in your arteries when your heart rests between beats.
It’s written like this:
120 / 80
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General Guideline-
✅ Normal
Below 120 / 80
⚠️ Elevated
120–129 on top
AND under 80 on bottom
🚩 High blood pressure
130 or higher
OR 80 or higher
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So what does “good” mean? 🤔
• It means your heart is pumping at a healthy pressure.
• Your arteries aren’t under extra strain.
• Your long-term risk stays lower ✅
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What does “high” mean? 🤷‍♀️
• It does not mean something is immediately wrong.
• It means your heart is pushing against more resistance than it should.
Over time, that added pressure can strain your heart and damage blood vessels 🚫
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One high reading doesn’t define you 💡 We look at patterns over time, your risk factors, and your overall health before deciding what action to take.
Blood pressure is something we monitor, manage, and improve - not something we label and leave.
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If you ever want a clearer understanding of your numbers, just let us know.
We’re here to make sure you understand what's happening with your body 🤍

02/12/2026

🚨‼️We for the inconvenience, but our internet and phones are currently down. We expect service to be restored within the next couple of hours. We are still seeing all scheduled patients, so please plan to come in for your appointment as scheduled. Thank you for your understanding! ‼️🚨

02/11/2026

Got 10 minutes? Move your body!
Easy ways to fit in some movement:
🐕 Take a short walk, even around the block
🧘‍♀️ Do gentle stretching at home
🚶‍♂️ Walk around your house or yard
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Movement helps improve blood flow, strengthens the heart muscle, and supports healthy blood pressure. Even short bouts add up and benefit heart health over time 🤍

02/08/2026

Superbowl is happening today! Be honest 👀 Are you:
🏈 Game day fan
or
🍔 Snack squad
Tell us in the comments 👇

02/06/2026

❤️ Five Small Signals Often Linked to Heart Health
Heart health doesn’t always show up as a big, dramatic symptom.
More often, it shows up quietly, through patterns that build over time.
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Here are five small signals that can be connected to heart and cardiovascular health, and why they’re worth noticing 👇
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🔋 Energy that doesn’t feel consistent-
Feeling more tired than usual, or noticing changes in stamina, can sometimes reflect how efficiently your heart and blood vessels are delivering oxygen throughout your body.
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😴 Sleep that feels lighter or disrupted-
Poor or restless sleep is closely tied to heart health. Sleep plays an important role in blood pressure regulation, inflammation, and how well the heart recovers day to day.
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😮‍💨 Stress that lingers longer-
When stress is constant or harder to shake, it can keep your heart rate and blood pressure elevated for longer periods of time, placing extra strain on the cardiovascular system.
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⏱️ Recovery that takes more time-
Taking longer to feel “back to normal” after everyday activity can be related to changes in cardiovascular fitness or circulation, especially over time.
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🧺 Daily routines feeling heavier-
When normal tasks start to feel more taxing without a clear reason, it may reflect underlying changes in cardiovascular or metabolic health, even without obvious warning signs.
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🩺 Why these small signals matter-
Many common heart-related risk factors develop quietly. Preventive care helps identify changes early, track patterns over time, and support heart health before serious problems develop.
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If you’ve noticed changes or have questions about your heart health, Hometown Healthcare is always here to help you talk things through and decide what next steps make sense for you 🤍
📍 3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86314
🕒 Open Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm
📞 Call us at (928) 259-5506

02/04/2026

Heart health can feel confusing because it’s often talked about in pieces🧩 Exercise here. Diet there. A lab number with little explanation. But your heart doesn’t work in pieces. ❤️ It works as part of a much bigger system.
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Your heart is influenced by more than exercise-
Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, sleep 😴, stress 😌, nutrition 🥗, and daily habits all affect how hard your heart has to work. You can be active and still have heart risk if these areas aren’t addressed.
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🔕 Some of the biggest heart risks are silent-
High blood pressure and high cholesterol often don’t cause symptoms. Feeling “fine” doesn’t always reflect what’s happening inside your body.
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⏳ Heart health changes with age-
As we get older, risk factors shift and prevention needs change. What supports heart health in one stage of life may not be enough in another.
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🩺 Why preventive care matters-
Preventive care helps:
✔️ Identify risk early
✔️ Track trends over time
✔️ Adjust care as your needs change
✔️ Lower the risk of heart attack and stroke
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According to the American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many heart-related conditions are preventable or manageable when addressed early.
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February is Heart Health Month ❤️
If you’ve been wondering about your heart health, your numbers, or what preventive care looks like for you, reach out to Hometown Healthcare. We’re always happy to answer questions and help you figure out next steps, at your pace.
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Contact us, We’d love to hear from you.
📞 (928) 259-5506
📍 3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86314
🕒 Open Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm

02/02/2026

February is Heart Health Month ❤️
Follow along this month as we focus on heart health, learning, and awareness together ✨

01/31/2026

📍 3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86314
🕒 Open Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm
📞 Call us at (928) 259-5506

01/29/2026

Ever notice the letters after your provider’s name and wonder what they actually mean? They are not just alphabet soup 🍵
They tell you about the training, experience, and scope of care behind the visit.
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At Hometown Healthcare, our providers hold advanced nursing degrees and certifications that allow them to diagnose, treat, prescribe, and care for patients across the lifespan 🩺
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Those letters mean advanced education, clinical expertise, and they mean you are in capable, qualified hands.

01/27/2026

Good healthcare should evolve as you do.
Preventive, personalized, and focused on long-term relationships that support you through every stage of life. That's what you'll find here at Hometown Healthcare
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📍 3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86314
🕒 Open Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm
📞 Call us at (928) 259-5506

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3001 N. Main Street, Suite 1B
Prescott Valley, AZ
86314

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19282595506

Website

https://www.hometownhealthcareaz.com/, http://pay.withcherry.com/hometownhealthcare-llc

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