South Valley Internal Medicine

Personalized Medical Care Tailored to Suit Your Needs

Board Certified Treatment of Adults in Trenton, Michigan

Our Services

Now Scheduling Telemedicine Appointments

Now Offering Monoclonal Antibody Therapy

Dr. Jonathan Lovy, Board Certified Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Meet Our Doctors & Staff

Dr. Aula Ali-Saloum, Family Medicine Specialist

Over 22 Years of Experience

Professional & Friendly Staff

Accepting New Patients

Same Day or Next Day Appointments

Most Insurances Accepted

Emphasis on Patient Education

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Services:

At South Valley Internal Medicine we provide a wide range of medical services to our patients. Whatever brings you to our practice, know that we focus on providing the best of care while addressing all of your medical concerns. We believe clear communication and a comfortable, caring environment are key to helping you feel your best.

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Same Day Appointments are Available.

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2674 West Jefferson Ave. Suite 100 Trenton, MI 48183

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(734) 365 -8801

(734) 365 -8802

Hours:

Monday – Friday
9:00am – 5:00pm
Open until 7 p.m. on Tuesdays

Schedule An Appointment

Telemedicine allows you to schedule a visit and meet with your provider from the comfort and safety of your home. Your insurance should cover a telehealth visit, but it’s always best to double-check, as each plan is different.

How does telemedicine work? During your pre-scheduled appointment time, you and your practitioner will discuss your symptoms and work out a plan that may involve medications or diagnostics. Such visits can include annual wellness exams, physicals, treatment of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, COPD, cardiac disease, and chronic pain. Behavioral health conditions, such as anxiety and depression, can also be addressed. In short, this is the same as an office visit.

If lab work, x-rays, ultrasound, or other diagnostics are necessary, we will schedule a time for you to come to the office. Upon arrival, you will be taken directly to an exam room, thereby minimizing exposure to others.

At SVIM, we believe that during this pandemic, it is imperative to maintain treatment, particularly if you have chronic medical conditions. As your providers, we remain committed to you and your families and know that together, we can get through these difficult times.

Call 734-365-8801 to schedule your Telemedicine appointment

Now offering monoclonal antibody therapy for the treatment of COVID 19

South Valley Internal Medicine is now an approved site for monoclonal antibody therapy, which can help decrease COVID symptoms and lower the risk of hospitalization and death. The treatment can be administered to those testing positive for COVID and exhibiting mild to moderate symptoms within ten days of the onset of symptoms.

Availability is based on allocations from the state and will vary weekly. Qualifying recipients do not have to be existing patients. To inquire about scheduling an appointment, please call the office at 734-365-8801.

Appointments are scheduled outside of regular business hours to ensure the safety of all patients. Further, the office will continue to follow strict cleaning protocols and procedures to mitigate exposure to COVID.

More information on monoclonal antibody therapy: CLICK HERE

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We will contact you with availability

Call Us

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(734) 365-8801

If you have symptoms of Coronavirus (fever, cough, upper respiratory infection symptoms) please call the office at 734-365-8801.

If you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms, please call 911.

We will continue to address all your medical needs with either in person or telemedicine visits. Please do not forgo your appointment.

“Staying healthy and keeping up on the treatment of your chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, lung, and heart disease, particularly during a pandemic like this is extremely important. This is likely to be an ongoing issue for at least the next several months and we don’t want patients neglecting their health. The care and management of these chronic medical conditions, which may make some more susceptible to worsening outcomes from COVID-19, is vitally important.” -- Dr. Lovy

Some links for more information on the coronavirus:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

https://www.waynecounty.com/

https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/