ICPR Family Practice - More than Just a Family Practice

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ICPR Family Practice provides more than most family practices.  Dr. Sumer and his team specialize in many areas that ease the burden of patients having to visit different doctors for a variety of medical conditions.

 ICPR specializes in pain management and treating arthritis and carpal tunnel syndromes as well as providing at home sleep studies to diagnose sleep apnea, personalized diabetic care, Physical Therapy, and family medical care for all ages.  ICPR also provides on site x-rays, diagnostic services, wellness center and lab services to get you the best care possible while treating the whole you.

 ICPR is always accepting new patients and many programs offered by ICPR do not require you to be a patient.  Call today to find out more about how ICPR can help you and your family live a healthier lifestyle.  309-347-4277 or www.icpronline.com

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