Internal Medicine · Royal Palm Beach Area
Internal Medicine Doctor Serving Royal Palm Beach
Internal medicine at the Loxahatchee office is led by the practice's founder, Dr. Gurpreet Singh Sareen, who is board certified in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. For Royal Palm Beach adults, the office is a straight drive west along Southern Boulevard.
A physician who has worked in the emergency room
Dr. Sareen completed his internal medicine residency at Mayaguez Medical Center and carries emergency-room experience into everyday primary care. In practice that shapes how a new symptom is read: with an eye for what can wait and what cannot, and with the habit of asking about the things a patient did not think to mention. He speaks English and Spanish, and the practice's website lists his Top Doctor recognitions and a U.S. News Patients' Top Choice listing.
When the list of conditions gets long
- High blood pressure and cholesterol managed together rather than at separate appointments
- Diabetes follow-up alongside the heart and kidney questions that come with it
- Thyroid, weight, and fatigue questions that overlap with each other
- Medications from several prescribers reconciled into one list
- Specialist referrals coordinated so records travel with you
Referrals, records, and keeping one chart
An internist is often the person who decides who else you should see and what they need to know when you get there. That means a referral with a clear question attached, test results sent along, and a follow-up visit to read the specialist's findings once they come back. Keeping all of it in one chart is what stops a cardiology letter, a lab result, and a pharmacy change from landing in three different places.
What a Royal Palm Beach patient can expect at the Loxahatchee office
The office is at 12977 Southern Boulevard, Professional Building V, Suite 202, open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Because Loxahatchee is the practice's founding office, in-office procedures sit alongside routine visits: patients can add blood pressure management or diabetes management to an internal medicine visit, ask about joint injections, or have an EKG done in the same trip. For day-to-day checkups, see primary care in Royal Palm Beach, and for the full range of visit types at this office, see family and internal medicine at Loxahatchee.
Spanish-language visits
Dr. Sareen speaks English and Spanish. For families who discuss health in Spanish at home, that means a visit where the patient and a relative can follow the conversation directly, ask questions in their own words, and leave knowing what was decided. It is a small thing that makes a treatment plan far more likely to be understood and followed.
A first visit with Dr. Sareen
- A conversation about what brought you in and what you want from your care
- A review of your history, medications, and any outside records
- A physical examination and vital signs
- A look at which conditions are being tracked and which need new attention
- A follow-up plan, with labs or referrals if your provider recommends them
When there is no one else to ask
Many patients are the person in their family who keeps track of everyone else's health, and nobody is keeping track of theirs. A recurring internal medicine visit gives you someone whose job is to do that: keeping the list of conditions current, noticing what has changed, and telling you what is worth worrying about and what is not. Adults whose medicine review raises a weight question can look at weight management from the Loxahatchee and West Palm Beach offices, where Dr. Sareen's obesity medicine focus is listed. The physician's training, the way follow-up is paced, and how visits are paid for are described on the internal medicine page for the Loxahatchee office for Royal Palm Beach adults who want more detail.
What to bring for the first appointment
- Photo ID and your insurance card
- Every medication and supplement you take
- Recent lab results and any specialist notes
- A list of past surgeries and hospital stays
- Questions you want answered
What credentials does Dr. Sareen hold?
Dr. Gurpreet Singh Sareen, MD, is board certified in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine, with an MBBS from Indira Gandhi Medical College and a residency in internal medicine at Mayaguez Medical Center. His NPI is 1093253957 and his Florida license number is ME151209.
Does Dr. Sareen speak Spanish?
Yes, he speaks English and Spanish, so visits can be held in whichever language is more comfortable for you.
Is internal medicine only for older adults?
No. Internal medicine serves adults of any age, and it is especially useful when more than one condition is being managed or when a symptom has no obvious cause.
Can I be referred to a specialist through you?
Yes. When something needs a specialist, your provider explains why and arranges the referral, then reviews what the specialist found at your follow-up visit.
How far is the Loxahatchee office from Royal Palm Beach?
It is a short drive west on Southern Boulevard. Call (561) 879-4006 and staff can give directions from wherever you are starting.
Do I need records from my last doctor?
They help, especially lab results and a medication list, but they are not required to be seen. If you want them sent, our staff can tell you how to request them, and your provider will build from whatever you have on the first visit.
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Loxahatchee office
12977 Southern Boulevard, Professional Building V, Suite 202
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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