Cold, Flu and Respiratory Symptoms
Discuss cough, sore throat, congestion, and mild respiratory symptoms. Your clinician may recommend testing, supportive treatment, or in-person evaluation if needed.
Convenient, physician-led telemedicine appointments for patients in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and surrounding communities. My Concierge MD offers virtual medical consultations for appropriate non-emergency concerns, prescription review and refills, laboratory and diagnostic coordination, and ongoing primary care follow-up. David Nazarian, MD, a board-certified internal medicine physician, helps patients understand their symptoms and make informed treatment decisions without requiring an office visit for every concern.
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Virtual care is available when the clinician is appropriately licensed for the patient’s physical location and the medical concern can be evaluated safely by video or telephone. Some symptoms require an in-person examination, testing, urgent care, or an emergency department.
A virtual appointment may be suitable for the following services after an individualized assessment. The physician determines whether telemedicine provides enough information to make a safe diagnosis or treatment plan.
Discuss cough, sore throat, congestion, and mild respiratory symptoms. Your clinician may recommend testing, supportive treatment, or in-person evaluation if needed.
Review symptoms of possible uncomplicated urinary tract infection and selected gastrointestinal complaints. Urine tests, cultures, or examination may be required.
Follow up on blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, thyroid conditions, and other established concerns using available home readings, symptoms, and laboratory results.
Review current medications, adverse effects, potential interactions, treatment response, and appropriate prescription renewals or adjustments.
Discuss blood tests, imaging reports, preventive screening, and the need for additional laboratory orders, diagnostic testing, or specialist evaluation.
Discuss preventive priorities, travel-related medical questions, and ongoing care plans. Coordinate in-person visits or concierge medicine when appropriate.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Following a proper medical evaluation, a licensed physician may send an electronic prescription to a patient’s chosen pharmacy. Prescribing is based on medical necessity, available history, potential risks, applicable laws, and whether a virtual examination is sufficient. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Prescription safety: Controlled substances and other restricted medications have additional federal and state requirements that can change. Prescribing them by telemedicine is considered only when legally permitted and clinically appropriate. The practice does not guarantee controlled-substance prescriptions, antibiotics, or any particular medication. Some drugs require physical examination, laboratory monitoring, or specialist care.
Tell our team your concern, preferred time, and where you will be located during the visit.
Share symptoms, relevant history, current medications, and available test results.
Discuss your symptoms and an appropriate treatment or testing plan.
When indicated, receive prescriptions, laboratory orders, referrals, or follow-up instructions.
My Concierge MD is based in Beverly Hills and serves patients across Los Angeles, including West Hollywood, Century City, Bel Air, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Westwood, Hollywood Hills, and surrounding communities. Virtual appointments may also be appropriate for eligible patients elsewhere in California, subject to scheduling and licensure requirements. For concerns requiring examination or hands-on care, explore our primary care services or house calls in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills.
Sometimes. A physician may prescribe or renew medication after evaluating your condition and determining that a virtual visit is medically and legally appropriate. Prescriptions are never guaranteed.
Antibiotics may be prescribed for selected suspected or confirmed bacterial infections when appropriate. Viral illnesses do not routinely benefit from antibiotics, and testing or an in-person examination may be necessary.
Medication refills may be possible after reviewing your medical history, current treatment, monitoring needs, and applicable prescribing rules. Certain medications require an office visit or additional testing.
Contact our team to confirm appointment eligibility, current fees, and whether membership is required for your situation.
Yes, when medically indicated. Your physician can discuss appropriate laboratory or diagnostic testing and where it can be completed.
Chest pain, severe shortness of breath, stroke symptoms, severe abdominal pain, uncontrolled bleeding, or other potentially life-threatening conditions require emergency evaluation. Call 911 in an emergency.
Whether you need a virtual sick visit, prescription review, medication refill assessment, or follow-up on test results, our team can help determine whether telemedicine is appropriate. Request an appointment to discuss availability and next steps.
Medical information on this page is educational and does not replace individualized care. Telemedicine availability, prescribing, fees, and services depend on clinical assessment and applicable regulations.
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