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Full-body red and near-infrared light therapy using the Thera Light 360 at Precision in Fishers Patient receiving full-body red light therapy at Precision Primary Care and Wellness in Fishers Indiana Recovery is easy to underestimate—until your body stops recovering the way it used to. You finish a hard workout and remain sore longer than expected. A joint stays irritated. Your energy feels lower after a demanding week. Your skin does not look as resilient. Or you simply feel

IV Fluid Therapy at Precision Primary Care & Wellness in Fishers, Indiana Patient receiving physician guided IV hydration therapy at Precision Primary Care & Wellness in Fishers Indiana For more than a decade as a hospitalist, I saw firsthand how important IV fluids can be when a patient needs them. I cared for people who had lost fluid through illness, heat, poor intake, surgery, medications, and physical stress. In the right situation, IV hydration was not a wellness trend.

Shockwave treatment at Precision begins with a clinical evaluation and a targeted plan. Dr. Seneque Milien performing shockwave therapy on a patient's shoulder at Precision Primary Care and Wellness in Fishers, Indiana If you have lived with heel, elbow, shoulder, knee, or Achilles pain for months, the hardest part is often not the pain itself. It is the way the pain slowly takes things away. You stop walking as far. You avoid the stairs. You change your workout. You give

I spent more than a decade caring for patients in the hospital. Many arrived with what looked like a sudden health crisis: a heart problem, uncontrolled blood sugar, severe fatigue, a fall, or a condition that had finally become impossible to ignore. But the crisis was often only the moment the problem became visible. The biology behind it had usually been changing for years. That experience changed how I think about prevention. Good preventive care is not about ordering ev

Most people with insulin resistance have no idea. Their glucose is normal. Their A1C is fine. But silently, their metabolism is failing — and standard medicine keeps missing it. Dr. Milien explains what to look for and what to do about it.