What does MDAH mean in HEALTHCARE

MDAH stands for Medical Doctor's Allopathic Healthcare. It is a form of traditional Western medicine focused on the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and management of diseases using medications and surgery.

MDAH physicians provide diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses, physical and mental disorders, health maintenance, preventive care, emergency care, and continuing care of chronic illnesses.

Your primary care provider can refer you to an MDAH physician or you can find one in your area through online directories or search engines such as Google or Healthline.

Costs for services vary depending on your insurance coverage as well as the specific services needed by each individual patient. Generally speaking though costs tend to be higher for treatments involving medications or surgery than those involving non-invasive therapies such as counseling or lifestyle modifications.

Yes - all licensed medical professionals go through rigorous training programs to ensure they are providing safe treatments that meet accepted standards of practice. The best way to ensure you receive high quality care is to research any potential doctors before making an appointment to make sure they have the credentials you're looking for in a healthcare provider.