Doctor in Chatham, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Dr. Jaseela Illath MD

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Pittsboro, NC

Dr. Jaseela Illath MD provides adult internal medicine and geriatric care in Pittsboro, including cardiovascular management and memory assessment.

  • Adults seeking a primary care physician in Pittsboro
  • Older adults needing geriatric-focused care
  • Cardiovascular management

Same-day appointments are often available for acute illnesses.

Limbionics

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Chapel Hill, NC

Limbionics provides prosthetics, orthotics, and adaptive athletics, with a Chapel Hill gait room featuring parallel bars and practice stairs.

  • Patients needing prosthetic care after amputation
  • Patients needing orthotic devices
  • Athletes seeking adaptive athletic care

Lindsey VanLooy, AuD, CCC-A

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Pittsboro, NC

Lindsey VanLooy, AuD, CCC-A is an audiologist affiliated with UNC Health and holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology.

UNC Family Medicine at Pittsboro

Doctor

Pittsboro, NC

UNC Family Medicine at Pittsboro provides family medicine through an UNC Health location in Pittsboro.

  • family medicine in Pittsboro

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FAQ

Which Chatham-area doctor offers geriatric care and memory assessments?

Dr. Jaseela Illath in Pittsboro provides geriatric medicine, memory assessment, adult preventive care, and cardiovascular management.

Can I get a same-day primary care appointment in Chatham County?

Dr. Jaseela Illath often has same-day appointments for acute illnesses. Central Carolina Community Family Care reports same-day or next-day appointments at many locations.

How much does a primary care visit cost?

The cost depends on insurance, the visit type, and whether additional services such as lab work are needed. Ask the clinic about copays, self-pay rates, and insurance participation before scheduling.

When should I use urgent or emergency care instead of a routine doctor visit?

Use emergency care for potentially life-threatening symptoms such as severe chest pain, major breathing difficulty, or stroke signs. Same-day primary care or urgent care is generally more appropriate for non-life-threatening acute illnesses.