Jessica Cuevas, Family Practitioner
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Jessica Cuevas

Family Practitioner

1533 E Willetta St Phoenix AZ, 85006

About

Jessica Cuevas is a bilingual Spanish family practitioner practicing in Phoenix, AZ. Mrs. Cuevas specializes in comprehensive health care for adult and geriatric patients. With her background in emergency care/trauma she values her time with family and going on adventures. In addition to diagnosing and treating illnesses, family practitioners also put focus on preventative care with routine checkups, tests and personalized coaching on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Mrs.Cuevas possesses immense general knowledge on maintaining health and today, family practitioners provide more care for the underserved and rural populations than any other medical specialty. She also enjoys teaching the most current medical evidence based practice. 

Education and Training

Grand Canyon University Masters of Science in Nursing 2021

Provider Details

Female English, Spanish
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Jessica Cuevas's Expert Contributions
  • New Badge!

    Hi Everyone! Thank you for visiting my page. I am extremely excited to provide this type of outreach to the community. Nothing is more important to me than promoting health care and prevention to my patients. I have a strong background in Emergency/ Trauma Medicine. I feel that it has provided me...

  • Can you drink water after the CT scan with dye?

    Absolutely, it is encouraged. READ MORE

  • What's wrong with me?

    Make sure you have good hydration, avoid excessive heat, good nutritional intake. If you are having trouble getting evaluated for this I would recommend going to urgent care or the emergency room. I would be happy to attend this problem at my clinic. READ MORE

  • Forteo daily injection?

    Skip missed dose and go back to your normal schedule. READ MORE

  • Black dots in tongue and inner lips?

    Would recommend she get evaluated by her pcp to inspect lesions more closely. May need blood work, or treatment. READ MORE

  • Need a doctor?

    May be related to a possible inguinal containing hernia which can usually be palpated or a tendinitis that needs anti inflammatory medication or a combination of physical therapy. An mri could provide more information. READ MORE

  • Should I worry about my diastolic blood pressure?

    Depending on height and weight this may be normal for you. Slow heart rates are common and normal for many young athletic patients. If you’re not feeling I’ll, I would not be concerned. READ MORE

  • How to treat a child's tonsil infection?

    If your child has a tonsil infection (tonsillitis) they should be evaluated and treated by a medical professional. It is spreading by coughing, sneezing, kissing or sharing drinks. READ MORE

  • Can arrhythmia cause serious health issues?

    An arrhythmia is when the heart does not beat regularly. Sometimes, it can be benign. Other times arrhythmias may be associated with other health problems such as a stroke. This can happen when a blood clot develops in the heart from an arrhythmia. The blood clot will travel to the brain and get lodged, causing a stroke from lack of blood flow. READ MORE

  • Low fever?

    What you are describing is hypothermia which is low body temperature. If you are still feeling ill, please go to the nearest emergency department to be evaluated and treated. READ MORE

  • Strep throat vs Covid or both?

    Hello! To answer your question, you can still get strep throat with Covid. You can also get strep throat without tonsils as well. Pharyngitis is when there is inflammation of the throat which can be uncomfortable. One of the most common organisms which is streptococcus, hence, strep throat. This is contagious by sharing drinking, kissing, coughing, etc. Strep throat requires treatment whereas Covid can typically be resolved on its own. Please seek medical attention for your condition. Hope you feel better. READ MORE

  • What diet is good for a fatty liver?

    I would suggest a low cholesterol diet. READ MORE

  • Musculoskeletal discomfort?

    I think scheduling a physical exam is the best thing to do. I would try to seek an earlier appt especially with persistent symptoms. If taking anti-inflammatory medication helps you reduce your pain. If so it is likely a musculoskeletal pain. Costochondritis tends to hurt when you take a deep breath or move quickly and that is typically a sharp pain. We also have our lymphatic system which helps our immune response. We have many cervical and thoracic lymph nodes chains we can check during an exam, including the ones that lie under the collar bone area. If abnormal we order further diagnostic testing. If you experience increased pain or worsening symptoms it is best to be evaluated in the emergency department. READ MORE

  • Stomach issues after ibuprofen?

    If you want to find relief without medication, changing your diet can often alleviate and prevent upset stomach. Avoid spicy foods, citrus, greasy foods and try eating bland chicken, rice, or soups until your stomach has had time to rest. Hope you feel better ! READ MORE

  • Am I okay?

    Your symptoms are concerning and you should seek medical attention. If they continue to worsen please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. READ MORE

  • How do they check for kidney stones?

    Hi! I am sorry you are not feeling well. The golden standard for diagnosing kidney stones is usually done by X-ray, CT or ultrasound depending on symptoms and the provider treating you. If your symptoms continue to worsen, please seek medical attention. READ MORE

  • Why do I wake up to these blood spots on my neck?

    Hello! Actinic purpura. Can occur with age, blood vessels and tissue can become more fragile making it easier to bruise, especially with minor to no trauma. If your symptoms continue to worsen please see your primary care provider. READ MORE

  • Does acupuncture help with food allergies?

    Acupuncture is an ancient traditional Chinese medicine. The theory is that there are many different acupuncture points connected by pathways and by inserting solid metallic needles in the skin, improve the flow of Qi (energy) which can restore overall health. Acupuncture is a form of complementary alternative medicine. Please see your primary care doctor to discuss if this is a right option for you so that you can find a license professional to perform this. READ MORE

  • When should I take my child to the doctor for pneumonia?

    If you suspect your daughter has pneumonia, you should seek medical attention for treatment. If symptoms continue to worsen, please go to the nearest emergency room. READ MORE

  • When can I exercise after abdominal hernia surgery?

    This is a good question for your surgeon. Different factors are taken into your consideration such as age, medical problems, medications and if there were any complications during surgery. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Emergency MedicineAdult Internal MedicineTrauma MedicineIncision and drainageSuturingAdult Family MedicineUltrasound vascular access proficient

Awards

  • Top Nurse of 2022 2022 TopNurses.com 

Professional Memberships

  • Emergency Nurses Associations  

Jessica Cuevas's Practice location

La Clínica Familia

1533 E Willetta St -
Phoenix, AZ 85006
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