What We Do
OFFICE SURGERY & FAMILY MEDICINE
All patients are welcome, including those with insufficient or no insurance.
We are able to handle many procedures, including minor surgeries, here in our office, and save patients hundreds or thousands of dollars. Call for a free consultation regarding potential surgeries.
We practice family medicine. We treat all common illnesses and refer patients to the right specialists as necessary. We can perform many types of medical exams and testing right here in the clinic.
Appointments are widely available. Usually, walk-ins would be welcome, but: for the duration of the pandemic, due to shortened hours and reduced staffing, we currently advise calling ahead of your visit.)
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
- Gastroscopy & flexible sigmoidoscopy
- Removal & biopsy of body surface tumors (ganglion cyst, sebaceous cyst, lipoma, mole)
- Incision & drainage of abscess
- Genital wart removal
- Ingrown toenail removal
- IUD removal
- Hemorrhoid removal
- Circumcision
- Vasectomy
- URGENT CARE: laceration repair, burn treatment
GENERAL MEDICINE
- Allergies: hives, hay fever, etc.
- Common STDs (gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, syphilis, yeast infections, genital warts)
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- IV antibiotic infusions for acute serious infections
- Reproductive health issues/screenings
- Respiratory tract infections
- Skin diseases
- Steroid injections for pain management
- Urinary tract infections
- Vaccinations
- Weight management
OTHER- On-site X-ray, ultrasound, EKG
- USCIS immigration exam (I-693)
- Medical checkups for school/travel
- A variety of routine/diagnostic blood/urine tests
- Cosmetic treatments: BOTOX, Radiesse, etc.
- ... And more! Give us a call if you're wondering about something not on this list.
USCIS Immigration Medical Examinations (I-693)
Dr. Larry Liu is an officially designated Civil Surgeon for USCIS's required immigration medical exam, Form I-693.
We generally have availability for immigration exams every day, but we suggest calling for an appointment.
Here's what to bring for your exam:
1. Passport
Other forms of identification may be acceptable. Please call us with details of your situation.
2. Alien Registration Number (A-number)
Not everyone has one of these. If you have been issued an A-number by USCIS, please bring it. This is a 9-digit number beginning with "A", and can be found on an EAD card and on some USCIS notices.
3. Vaccination records
From school, public health authorities, previous immigration exams, etc.
4. Fee for examination
