Practice MetricsFY 2025 · Board Certified Internal Medicine
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Patients Managed Annually
Active panel across all chronic disease categories
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Conditions Cataloged
From resistant hypertension to rare endocrine presentations
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Dr. M. Reeves, MD · Board Certified Internal Medicine
ABIM · ACP Fellow · 18 Years Clinical PracticeNorthwestern Feinberg School of MedicineResistant Hypertension
Thyroid Nodule Workup
Atrial Fibrillation
Type 2 Diabetes Management
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
GERD & Barrett's Screening
Lipid Disorder Protocols
Hypothyroidism
Chronic Kidney Disease
Osteoporosis Evaluation
Pulmonary Nodule Follow-up
Resistant Hypertension
Thyroid Nodule Workup
Atrial Fibrillation
Type 2 Diabetes Management
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
GERD & Barrett's Screening
Lipid Disorder Protocols
Hypothyroidism
Chronic Kidney Disease
Osteoporosis Evaluation
Pulmonary Nodule Follow-up
Cardiovascular
3 casesPatient R.L.58 · Male
I15.0Renovascular Hypertension
"Three cardiologists had adjusted my blood pressure meds over four years. Dr. Reeves ordered a renal artery ultrasound on our first visit. The stenosis was there the whole time."
Clinical Pathway
01Resistant HTN workup
02Renal artery duplex ultrasound
03Nephrology co-management
04Angioplasty referral
BP normalized within 6 weeks of intervention
4 years unresolvedComplex Case
Patient A.M.52 · Female
I48.0Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation
"My palpitations were dismissed as anxiety for two years. The 14-day cardiac monitor Dr. Reeves ordered caught 23 episodes of paroxysmal AFib."
Clinical Pathway
01Holter monitor → extended cardiac event monitor
02CHA₂DS₂-VASc scoring
03Anticoagulation initiation
04Electrophysiology referral
Ablation performed; 14 months arrhythmia-free
2 years symptomatic
Patient D.W.47 · Male
E78.01Familial Hypercholesterolemia
"My LDL was 210 on maximum statin dose. He tested me for familial hypercholesterolemia — positive. PCSK9 inhibitor changed everything."
Clinical Pathway
01FH genetic screening
02PCSK9 inhibitor candidacy evaluation
03Cardiovascular risk stratification
04Cascade family screening
LDL reduced to 68 mg/dL
6 years on statins without target
Endocrine
3 casesPatient S.K.41 · Female
D50.9 + E03.9Iron Deficiency + Subclinical Hypothyroidism
"I'd been told my fatigue was stress for three years. Dr. Reeves found the ferritin deficiency and subclinical hypothyroidism in one visit. Two labs. That was it."
Clinical Pathway
01Full iron panel + ferritin
02Free T4 + TSH
03Thyroid ultrasound
04IV iron infusion + levothyroxine titration
Energy restored within 8 weeks
3 years symptomaticComplex Case
Patient T.O.55 · Male
C73Thyroid Nodule — Papillary Carcinoma
"The 1.2 cm thyroid nodule on my neck ultrasound had been watched by three different doctors. Dr. Reeves applied TIRADS criteria and got the FNA within two weeks."
Clinical Pathway
01ACR TIRADS classification (TR4)
02Fine-needle aspiration biopsy
03Bethesda cytology reporting
04Surgical referral — papillary microcarcinoma
Hemithyroidectomy — disease-free at 2 years
18 months observed without workup
Patient P.N.38 · Female
E11.9Uncontrolled Type 2 Diabetes
"My HbA1c was 9.2 when I came in. He restructured my entire regimen — not just the insulin, but the timing, the carb thresholds, the CGM targets."
Clinical Pathway
01CGM initiation + pattern analysis
02Basal-bolus optimization
03Dietitian co-management
04Diabetic nephropathy screening
HbA1c 6.8 at 6-month follow-up
2 years above target
Pulmonary
2 casesPatient C.B.44 · Male
M94.0Costochondritis / Tietze Syndrome
"I was convinced my chest tightness was cardiac. Three ER visits, two normal ECGs. Dr. Reeves diagnosed costochondritis in seven minutes of physical exam."
Clinical Pathway
01Systematic chest wall palpation
02Reproducible tenderness — Tietze criteria met
03Chest X-ray to exclude effusion
04NSAID protocol + follow-up at 3 weeks
Symptom-free at 3-week follow-up; no cardiac event
6 months of ER visitsComplex Case
Patient M.H.61 · Male
G47.33Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea
"I snored. My wife said I stopped breathing. Dr. Reeves ordered the sleep study before I even finished describing the symptoms. AHI was 42."
Clinical Pathway
01Epworth Sleepiness Scale
02Home sleep apnea test
03Polysomnography — AHI 42 (severe)
04CPAP titration + 3-month adherence review
AHI reduced to 2.1; daytime somnolence resolved
5 years symptomatic
Gastrointestinal
2 casesPatient L.C.49 · Female
K21.0 → K31.84Bile Reflux Misdiagnosed as GERD
"My GI doctor had me on PPIs for four years for GERD. Dr. Reeves questioned the diagnosis, ordered a pH-impedance study. It was bile reflux, not acid."
Clinical Pathway
0124-hour pH-impedance study
02Bile reflux diagnosis confirmed
03Discontinuation of PPI
04Sucralfate + dietary protocol + GI co-management
Symptom reduction 80% within 6 weeks
4 years on incorrect therapyComplex Case
Patient R.A.53 · Male
K90.0Celiac Disease (Adult Onset)
"Bloating, fatigue, and a ferritin of 11. He connected the dots — celiac was never on my radar. Anti-tTG IgA confirmed it in one blood draw."
Clinical Pathway
01Anti-tTG IgA + total IgA
02Serology positive — gastroenterology referral
03Duodenal biopsy (Marsh III)
04Gluten-free diet + annual surveillance
Ferritin normalized; GI symptoms resolved at 4 months
7 years of unattributed GI symptoms
Hematologic
1 casePatient N.P.45 · Female
D56.3Beta-Thalassemia Trait
"My hemoglobin was 8.9 and every doctor blamed it on my periods. Dr. Reeves ran a full iron panel, B12, folate, and hemoglobin electrophoresis. Beta-thal trait."
Clinical Pathway
01Hemoglobin electrophoresis
02Beta-thalassemia trait confirmed
03Iron studies — not deficient
04Genetic counseling + surveillance protocol
Appropriate monitoring established; no unnecessary iron supplementation
10 years attributed to menorrhagia
Musculoskeletal
1 casePatient G.F.62 · Male
M11.26Calcium Pyrophosphate Deposition (CPPD)
"Joint pain in my knees and a uric acid of 7.8 — two rheumatologists said gout. Dr. Reeves reviewed the synovial fluid report. Calcium pyrophosphate. Completely different treatment."
Clinical Pathway
01Synovial fluid crystal analysis review
02CPPD confirmed — not monosodium urate
03Chondrocalcinosis on X-ray
04Colchicine taper + NSAIDs; allopurinol discontinued
Acute flares eliminated at 4-month follow-up
3 years on incorrect urate-lowering therapy
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18 minInitial diagnostic intake — history, vitals review, prior workup audit
Same visitDifferential diagnosis presented with plain-language explanation
Within 48hLab orders and referrals placed if indicated
Follow-upStructured at 4–6 weeks; results interpreted in context
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