University Medical Associates

Excellence and Compassion in Internal Medicine

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University Medical Associates is a multi-specialty physician medical practice in internal medicine. UMA doctors are dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive care to patients in the areas of Internal Medicine, Endocrinology, and Diabetes care.

University Medical Associates specializes in complex medical management and strives to improve the value of medical care through innovation and excellence. UMA serves Augusta and Evans with an on-site lab, x-ray, and bone- density analysis capabilities.

Latest News on UMA:

News & Info on Internal Medicine and Medical Care

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Don't Worry, Be Happy! The Benefits Of "Mirthful Laughter," Coupled With Standard Diabetic Treatment

Laughter could save your life--a new study shows that your body responds to a happy disposition positively. This could mean that diabetics may need to treat themselves to a good laugh, as well as standard diabetic treatement.
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IMT Scanning Comes To University Medical Associates

The physicians of UMA are pleased to announce that we now offer IMT (Intima Media Thickness) scanning of the carotid arteries. This is a rapid, inexpensive, painless means of estimating the amount of cholesterol in arteries and therefore the risk for heart attack and stroke.
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University Medical Associates Doctors Voted Best of 2008 by Augusta Magazine

University Medical Associates was recognized as a group of dedicated physicians and doctors who continues to provide compassionate, quality, and innovative care. Thank you Augusta Magazine and our patients for voting our doctors the Best of Augusta!
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Control Or Prevent Diabetes Through Healthier Habits

(25 Mar 2009) As diabetes rates continue to rise, Department of Health Secretary Everette James stressed the need for Pennsylvanians to learn about steps they can take to prevent or delay the onset of diabetes.
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Diabetics May Need More Calcium with Their Fiber

(April 1, 2009) People with Type II diabetes who are trying to bulk up on fiber may need to pay closer attention to their calcium intake as well, a small study suggests...
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Patient-Physician "Connectedness" Affects Quality of Care

(March 3, 2009) A new study in Annals of Internal Medicine, however, finds that patients who are connected to a specific primary care physician are more likely to receive guideline-consistent care....
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