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Primary Care

What Is Primary Care?

Primary care provides ongoing medical support for individuals and families by focusing on prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of common health conditions. It is your first point of contact for everyday health concerns and plays a key role in maintaining overall wellness.

Through regular checkups and personalized care, primary care helps manage chronic conditions, monitor health changes, and coordinate additional services when needed. At Magnolia Medical Clinics, our providers work closely with patients to build long-term relationships and support healthier lives.
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Medical Services

We are committed to providing exceptional primary care to ensure you stay healthy in body and mind. With locations in Canton, Madison, Flowood and Yazoo, we provide comprehensive care in your community.

Our services include preventive care as well as the latest treatments for serious, ongoing medical conditions. Walk-in or book an appointment for a routine exam or particular issue. Our mission is to meet your health care needs.

Our doctors feel each patient deserves their undivided attention and strive to give you the tools to help make informed health decisions.

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Our Services

Comprehensive treatment of adults and seniors
Preventative Care - diet, exercise, and education for staying healthy
Diabetes treatment and management
Blood work/lab services
General Mental Health Counseling
Weight loss program
Referrals to specialty providers/care
ADHD treatment and counseling
Counseling Services
Anxiety and Depression treatment
DOT Physicals
Immigration Physicals
Sports Physicals
School Physicals
Allergies
Flu Tests
Flu Vaccines
Tests

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Tests

PTINR

Accu-Chek

Urine Drug Screening

EKG

A1C

TB

Medical Marijuana Treatment Protocol

To qualify, patients must have at least one qualifying medical condition and a written certification issued by a healthcare practitioner with whom they have a bona fide relationship. Patients must also apply to the health department (MDOH) for a registration card, which costs $25 (or less in some cases). The bill’s qualifying conditions are:
  • Cancer, Parkinson's, Huntington's, muscular dystrophy, glaucoma, spastic quadriplegia, HIV, AIDS, hepatitis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, sickle cell anemia, Alzheimer's, agitation of dementia, PTSD, autism, pain refractory to opioid management, diabetic/peripheral neuropathy, spinal cord disease, or severe injury;
  • A chronic medical condition (or its treatment) that produces either cachexia or wasting, severe nausea, seizures, severe and persistent muscle spasms, or chronic pain — which is narrowly defined as, “a pain state in which the cause of the pain cannot be removed or otherwise treated, and which in the generally accepted course of medical practice, no relief or cure of the cause of the pain is possible, or none has been found after reasonable efforts by a practitioner;” and
  • Conditions approved by the MDOH, after a petition process.
  • ID cards expire after one year unless practitioners specify an earlier date.
  • Patients between 18-23 generally must have written certifications from two different practitioners from separate medical practices to qualify. (There is an exception for those who registered before they were 18 and the homebound.)
  • Patient must bring medical records from their previous/other medical provider for the visit.