Services
General Healthcare
From diagnostic tests and sick visits to chronic disease monitoring and wellness visits, Upstate Medical Associates, P.A., makes general healthcare services convenient and accessible for our patients. Upstate Medical Associates, P.A., is committed to providing up-to-date diagnostic and preventive practices while remembering that our patients are members of our families and community.
- Men’s and Women’s General Health Care
- Flu vaccines
- Digital X-Ray
- Laboratory Testing
- Hearing and Vision Screening
- Lesion, Moles and Skin Tag Removal
- Trigger Point Injections
- Allergy shots
FAQs
How often should I schedule a general check-up with a primary care provider?
It is recommended that an adult should see their primary care provider once a year.
Can you remove moles, skin tags, or other lesions at your clinic?
Yes, we are able to perform minor procedures.
What are trigger point injections
Trigger point injections are when your provider will inject medication (cortisone) directly into the muscle that is causing your pain.
What types of allergy treatments are available at your clinic?
We administer allergy injections for patients that have been seen by an allergist and have been received their allergy serum.
Do you provide hearing and vision screenings?
Yes. Audiograms and vision screening are some of our occupational services that we provide.
Occupational Health
Occupational health involves a comprehensive understanding and management of workplace health risks and occupational hazards. Our providers fully understand the complexity of health and safety issues in the workplace that affect employees and employers alike. Partnering with industry staff, we work to achieve a healthy job environment by integrating safe practices and preventing work-related injuries and diseases in the workplace. Workplace safety is of paramount importance to both employers and organizations aiming to reduce occupational safety and health risks.
- Worker’s Compensation (Evaluation and Treatment)
- Physicals (DOT, Pre-employment, Sports, Annual)
- Pulmonary Function Testing
- Chest X-ray
- Audiogram Testing
- Titmus Vision Screening
- Drug Screen Testing (Urine and Hair)
- Breath Alcohol Testing
FAQs
How quickly can I get drug and alcohol test results?
Typically, results are received in 48 hours after they are collected.
PFT’s are a series of breathing tests that evaluate the respiratory health of workers.
It is important to conduct yearly testing if workers are exposed to various chemicals and potential occupational hazards, as this can lead to work-related illnesses. It is important to have yearly testing if you wear a respirator due to working around various chemicals.
What is Titmus vision screening and how is it used in occupational health safety?
Titmus screening is another type of vision screening pivotal in occupational health. It evaluates visual acuity, depth perception, color vision, muscular balance, binocular vision, and peripheral vision essential for occupational safety. This type of vision screening is required for crane operators and forklift drivers.
Do you offer audiogram testing for hearing conservation programs?
Yes, we perform annual audiograms and compare each year to their baseline results as part of occupational safety and health programs. Employers play a crucial role in ensuring a safe workplace for their workforce, while organizations benefit from reduced hazards and increased productivity.
Do you offer audiogram testing for hearing conservation programs?
Yes, we perform annual audiograms and compare each year to their baseline results.
How do I schedule occupational health testing for multiple workers?
Occupational health policies and procedures should be adhered to as they protect workers from potential work-related hazards and injuries. These policies are often defined by government bodies like the Safety Health Administration in the United States and aim to secure the health and safety of the labor force. No appointment is necessary for our occupational services. If you have multiple workers to send, you can call our front desk, but it is not required.
Laboratory Services
Our on-site, COLA certified, laboratory provides [instrumental] services that assist our providers with diagnosing and maintaining the health of our patients and community.
- Drug Screen Testing (Urine and Hair)
- CBC
- Urinalysis
- Flu
- Strep
- COVID
- Hemoglobin A1C
- Glucose
- Hemoccult
- PT/INR
FAQs
Where can I get a urine or hair drug test in Seneca, SC?
Upstate Medical Associates, PA performs urine and hair drug screens.
What is a CBC test, and why is it important?
A CBC (complete blood count) is a blood test that measures the number and type of blood cells. It can help identify an infection and anemia.
How is a Hemoglobin A1C test used in diabetes management?
A Hgb A1C is a simple blood test that indicates to your provider how well you are managing your diabetes.
What does a PT/INR test measure, and who needs it?
PT/INR measures how fast your blood clots. A patient that takes Coumadin will need this test often to see if they are therapeutic with their current dosing. This is a treatment option for someone that has a history of blood clots, atrial fibrillation, stroke, etc.
What is a urinalysis, and when is it recommended?
A urinalysis is a simple lab test that provides important clinical information to your PCP about your health, especially in occupational health settings. It helps identify infection, dehydration, and overall kidney health, particularly concerning workplace exposure risks.
Do you provide glucose testing for blood sugar levels?
Yes. Glucose testing is performed as a venipuncture.
What is a Hemoccult test, and why is it performed?
Hemoccult test is when your stool is checked for blood. It is recommended to have this performed yearly to screen for colon cancer and identify any bleeding from the GI tract.
Are walk-in lab services available at your Seneca clinic?
Yes, we do not make appointments for lab services. They are provided during our walk-in hours.
Aesthetics
We offer aesthetic services promoting total wellness in body, mind and spirit. We pride ourselves on innovative thinking, focusing on advances in education and the use of the latest technology to achieve the best results possible.
- Botox and Fillers
- Cryotherapy
- Skin Tag and Lesion Removal
- Jane Iredale and Obagi products
FAQs
What is the difference between Botox and dermal fillers?
Botox is injected to paralyze muscles to smooth wrinkles out caused by movement. Dermal fillers add volume to areas with lost volume to to fill in deep wrinkles.
How long do Botox and fillers last?
Botox last 3 months and fillers can last up to 18 months.
Do you remove skin tags and benign lesions in-office?
Yes, we perform minor skin procedures and send them off to pathology for further testing.
Is there downtime after aesthetic treatments like Botox or fillers?
Yes, patients are provided after-care instructions after receiving Botox or dermal fillers. Your provider also reviews them with your prior to leaving the appointment.
How soon will I see results from Botox or filler treatments?
Results vary based on the amount of Botox and filler you receive. Some start to see results 5-7 days after their treatment.
Are aesthetic treatments covered by insurance?
No, they are not covered by medical insurance.
Business Hours
Monday — Thursday
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, 1:45 PM - 4:45 PM
Friday
8:00 AM to 11:30 AM
