Chronic Medical Conditions

Managing your health long-term takes more than just treating symptoms—it requires a thoughtful, proactive, and personalized approach. Chronic conditions like insomnia, metabolic syndrome, vitamin deficiency disorders, diabetes, hypertension, asthma, thyroid disorders, high cholesterol, congestive heart failure (CHF), coronary artery disease (CAD), peripheral vascular disease (PVD), COPD, bronchitis, arthritis, degenerative disc disease (DDD), metabolic disorders, chronic fatigue, vitamin deficiency, insomnia, metabolic syndrome, and myalgia require consistent monitoring and comprehensive support.

At Dr. Amanda Wu MD’s practice, each patient receives an individualized care plan tailored to their unique needs. We focus on stabilizing symptoms, promoting healthy lifestyle adjustments, and preventing complications before they arise. Through regular check-ups, lab testing, medication management, and evidence-based guidance, we help patients manage not only their physical symptoms but also related concerns such as weight gain or loss, anemia, poor nutrition, depression, anxiety, insomnia, and chronic headaches.

These conditions often affect multiple areas of life—including energy, mood, and daily function. With the right plan in place, patients feel more supported, more empowered, and more in control of their health and future.

Living with a chronic condition doesn’t mean living with constant uncertainty. Chronic medical care focuses on long-term management to reduce symptoms, prevent complications, and maintain stability. What is the service? It’s a structured approach that includes frequent evaluations, medication adjustments, lifestyle coaching, and coordination with specialists when needed. Dr. Amanda Wu works closely with each patient to understand their health history, current challenges, and personal goals. This relationship-based model helps patients stay on track, catch changes early, and feel empowered through education and consistent care. Whether managing blood pressure or controlling blood sugar, the goal is to enhance well-being—one day at a time.