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Residents of Clifton and Maywood, New Jersey, and the surrounding areas need to look no further for first-class medical care than Prevention Clinics. Led by Board-Certified Internist Maged Boutros, MD, and Ana Urriola, PA-C, the practice offers multilingual primary and preventive care with telemedicine services as a convenient option for patients.Prevention Clinics welcomes adults for annual exams and other preventive services, such as screenings, executive physicals, mens health exams, and womens health exams. As an obesity specialist, Dr. Boutros also specializes in medical weight loss and provides personalized plans for each patient.Patients of Prevention Clinics can also get chronic disease management. It greatly improves the lives and well-being of patients experiencing asthma, heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.Urgent care services are also available, with patients routinely visiting for a sore throat, urinary tract infection, STD testing, digestive concerns, and minor cuts and bruises.The providers at Prevention Clinics partner with their patients to resolve underlying health issues instead of simply masking or suppressing symptoms. They strive to help patients heal as quickly as possible from short-term medical issues and lead comfortable lives with long-term illnesses.Schedule an appointment as a new or returning patient by calling Prevention Clinics or booking online today.

Thomas Corbo, PA is a member of Summit Health's Orthopedics and Sports Medicine team. Mr. Corbo provides individualized orthopedic and sports medicine care to patients of all ages from babies through geriatrics. He also provides wound care from surgical wounds.Mr. Corbo has a strong background in athletic training and was an avid rugby player in college. He has been studying sports medicine for close to eight years, having touched on all aspects, including prevention of injury, initial management of injury, treatment, rehabilitation, and getting people back to their normal routine. As an athlete for most of his life, Mr. Corbo has witnessed many injuries. It always intrigued me to see how athletes got better and were able to restore their physical health, he says adding that he pursued a career in sports medicine as an athletic trainer to stay involved in athletics and learn as much as possible about frontline care. I felt destined for higher education, and a profession as a physician assistant aligned perfectly with my vision and goals.When not caring for patients, he enjoys cooking, hiking, camping, going to the beach, bike riding, weight training, watching sports (preferably the Yankees, Giants, and Devils).