Internist in La Cruz de Elota.

Diabetes, blood pressure, kidneys, heart. One specialist reviews your whole case, without traveling to Culiacán or Mazatlán.

Dr. David Rojas at his office
Mondays · CEM, La Cruz
Current certification
Mexican Council of Internal Medicine
Certificate10224-26
Specialty license15925743
No highway

You stay home. The internist comes.

Every week I stop in La Cruz on my way to Culiacán. On Mondays I see patients at CEM, so you don’t have to make the trip.

Sea of Cortez Mazatlán La Cruz Mondays · CEM Culiacán Tuesday to Friday
Going to Culiacán or Mazatlán
Leaving before dawn
Hours of highway and tolls
A lost day of work
Getting back at night
Seeing me in La Cruz
Close to home
One Monday afternoon
No tolls, no gas
Back to your day the same day
Your tests, explained

I interpret all your tests.

Lab work, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, bone density scans and ECGs. Bring them all; I review them during your visit.

In La Cruz, now
Electrocardiogram Rhythm
Lab work Analysis
Glucose 126 mg/dL High
Hemoglobin A1c 7.4 % High
Creatinine 1.0 mg/dL Normal
TSH 6.1 mUI/L High
LDL cholesterol 148 mg/dL High
Chest X-ray Imaging
Chest X-rayAbdominal CT scanBrain MRIBone densitometry

Sample values and images. Images: Wikimedia Commons.

Sound familiar?

A different doctor for every condition.

Each with their own prescription. Nobody checks how they mix.

Internal medicine

An internist sees the whole picture.

Your conditions and medications, in a single plan.

Cardiology Prescription
Losartan 50 mg
Aspirin
Endocrinology Prescription
Metformin 850 mg
Glyburide 5 mg
Nephrology Prescription
Adjust dose
Stop anti-inflammatories
General practice Prescription
Naproxen 250 mg
Omeprazole 20 mg
Careful! Kidneys at risk
Careful! Sugar too low
One single plan Dr. Rojas
All your medications, checked against each other
Doses adjusted to your kidneys and your age
Clear instructions, in writing
One doctor following up
REVIEWED Internal medicine
For the family

Does your mom or dad live in La Cruz?

Book for them from wherever you are. With their permission, I send you the written plan so you know what comes next too.

Dr. David Rojasonline
Good afternoon, doctor. I’d like an appointment for my dad in La Cruz. He has diabetes and high blood pressure.
Of course. I’ll see him Monday at CEM. Ask him to bring his lab results and his medication boxes.
I don’t live there. Can you tell me how it went?
Yes. With your dad’s permission, I’ll send you the written plan afterwards.
PDF Plan and instructions.pdfSigned by Dr. Rojas
Pre-operative assessment

Having surgery? Arrive prepared.

Before your surgery in Mazatlán or Culiacán, I check your heart, your conditions and your medications here. Your surgeon gets a clear report.

Dr. David Rojas Internal medicine · Specialty lic. 15925743
CMMI
10224-26
Pre-operative assessment Sample
Patient
SurgeryKnee
Surgical risk
Low
Intermediate
High
Heart and lung risk
Blood sugar and pressure under control
Which medications to stop, and when
Only the tests you need
Report for your surgeon
Your medications before surgery
Blood pressureContinue
DiabetesAdjust dose
AnticoagulantStop
D. Rojas
Dr. David Rojas
Internal medicine
Before any surgery. For example:
Heart Knee or hip Spine Gallbladder Hernia Cosmetic surgery Bariatric surgery Hysterectomy Prostate Thyroid Cataracts And any other surgery
Especially important if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, heart problems or are over 65.
Book an assessment
What still gets prescribed

Have you been told this?

Tap each card.

Have you heard…? 01
“Take an omeprazole to protect your stomach.”
Tap to see
But careful:
If you don’t need it, it protects you from nothing. Taken for years, it has been linked to low vitamin B12, weaker bones and even cancer.
We check whether you really need it.
Have you heard…? 02
“A daily aspirin, to prevent a heart attack.”
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But careful:
If you have never had a heart attack, in many older people the bleeding risk outweighs the protection it gives.
We decide based on your risk.
Have you heard…? 03
“It’s just your age.”
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But careful:
Falling, forgetting or losing strength is not normal just because you are "getting older". Often it is frailty, and frailty can be detected, prevented and treated.
We check it in time.
Have you heard…? 04
“Keep taking everything you were prescribed.”
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But careful:
Over the years, pills pile up that you no longer need, that duplicate each other or that cause side effects.
We review each one: which stays, which gets adjusted and which goes.

You know the saying…

Cheap ends up costly.

In health, too. Skipping the specialist can end in the ER.

×The cheap route
A rushed visit
One more pill
It disagrees with you
Emergency room
Hospital
The better route
A complete visit
Your whole case reviewed
Only what you need
Fewer scares and costs
Taking any of these? Bring the boxes to your visit.
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Why an internist?

Three ways of seeing a patient.

General practitioner
Sees a bit of everything.
Ideal as a first stop.
Sees your whole body
Studies it in depth
Checks how your medicines interact
Subspecialist
Sees one organ, in depth.
Ideal for a single, specific problem.
Sees your whole body
Studies it in depth
Checks how your medicines interact
Internist Your whole case
Sees everything, in depth.
Ideal if you have several conditions or take several medications.
Sees your whole body
Studies it in depth
Checks how your medicines interact

Need a subspecialist? I tell you which one, what for, and which tests to bring.

What I treat

One condition or several at once.

Adults and older adults. Swipe to rotate.

You your whole case
Diabetes
High blood pressure
Kidneys
Thyroid
Heart
Liver
Lungs
Several conditions
I check how they relate and whether your medications get along with each other.
Your visit

You leave with answers, not more questions.

01
A visit without rushing
I listen to you and review all your tests and medications.
02
A clear plan
You leave knowing what you have, what comes next and why.
03
Everything in writing
Prescription and instructions for you and your family.
After your visit
My personal number, for your important questions.
You don’t leave with just a prescription.
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Booking takes a minute.

1
Message on WhatsApp.
One message is enough.
2
We confirm your day and time.
Mondays, 10 am to 7 pm.
3
Come with your tests and medications.
That way we review your whole case.
Where and when

Mondays, at CEM.

CEM · Centro de Especialidades Médicas
Poniente 24 & Sur 16, Miramar,
La Cruz de Elota, Sinaloa, Mexico.
10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Next Mondays
Directions
Front of CEM, Centro de Especialidades Médicas, in La Cruz de Elota
Ask for Dr. Rojas

Frequently asked questions

Bring your tests. We review your whole case.

Message today and we will confirm your day and time.

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