A long-term condition needs steady, ongoing care. We help adults and seniors across Gilbert keep diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, and other conditions under control, with the same team beside you each visit.
What is Chronic Care?
Chronic disease management is the ongoing care that keeps a long-term condition steady, instead of treating it once and hoping for the best. It means regular check-ins, the right medications, and small adjustments along the way.
We’ve managed these conditions for adults and seniors in Gilbert and the East Valley since 2003. You see the same providers each visit, so nobody starts from scratch every time you walk in.
Why Choose Chronic Care?
- Regular monitoring of your key numbers
- One team that sees how your conditions interact
- Medications reviewed and adjusted as you change
- Coordination with your specialists, all in one chart
- Plain answers about what’s actually helping
What We Offer
- Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes care
- High blood pressure management
- High cholesterol management
- Heart disease and thyroid conditions
- Asthma and COPD
- Regular monitoring and medication review
Getting Started Is Simple
Becoming a patient is easy, and there’s no pressure at any step.
- Book your visit. Call us or book online. New patients are always welcome.
- See your provider. We listen first, then examine, run any tests, and explain what’s going on in plain language.
- Get your plan. You leave with clear next steps and a team that follows up.
Why Choose Desert View for Chronic Care
Structured, Ongoing Management
Long-term conditions are managed through scheduled follow-up and regular monitoring.
A Single, Shared Medical Record
Your care is documented in one record, supporting consistent management over time.
Medication Review and Adjustment
Medications are reviewed and adjusted as part of routine monitoring.
Coordination With Specialists
We coordinate with specialists and incorporate their recommendations into your care.
Trusted, Accredited Care
Your care comes from board-certified family medicine physicians and nationally certified physician assistants. We accept major insurance plans, including Medicare.
Take control of your chronic condition
You don’t have to manage it on your own. We’ll keep your numbers steady and your care in one place, with the same team beside you.
Chronic Care FAQs
How often should I see a doctor for diabetes or high blood pressure?
It depends on how controlled the condition is. Many patients come in every three to six months, more often when we’re making changes.
Can one doctor manage several conditions at once?
Yes, and that’s the advantage of a family practice. One team sees how your conditions and medications affect each other.
Do you coordinate with my specialists?
Yes. We share records, track specialist recommendations, and keep your full care plan in one place.
Is chronic disease management covered by Medicare?
Medicare covers ongoing management of chronic conditions. Coverage details vary, so confirm with your plan.
What should I bring to a chronic care visit?
Bring your current medications or a full list, recent test results, and any readings you track at home.