AspireMed provides kidney and blood-pressure consultations for Parkland adults who want direct access to an experienced physician. Kashif Abad, MD, MBA, FACP is a dual specialist in Internal Medicine and Nephrology, offering review of kidney concerns alongside the broader adult medical picture.
Parkland residents balancing work and family commitments can request a virtual discussion when clinically appropriate, with nearby Tamarac office follow-up when an examination is needed. A kidney consultation is a separate visit from the $99 focused same-day telehealth service; choose the service that matches your concern.
Physical office: 6051 W Commercial Blvd, Tamarac, FL 33319. This is a service-area page, not a separate Parkland clinic.
After availability is discussed, complete secure registration and send recent laboratory reports, your medication list and relevant records. Tell the practice whether you intend to self-pay or use insurance before the appointment is confirmed. Required paperwork must be completed before the visit begins.
You may contact AspireMed directly about a consultation. A referral is not required by the practice, although your insurance plan may require a referral or authorization.
Questions from Parkland patients
Is a Parkland kidney consultation the same as the $99 quick visit?
No. Nephrology telehealth is $199 for self-pay patients. The $99 focused telehealth visit is for one appropriate urgent, non-emergency concern. Contact AspireMed if you are unsure which visit to request.
Can every kidney concern be managed by telehealth?
No. Suitability depends on the concern, available records and need for an examination or testing. AspireMed offers outpatient consultations; this page does not advertise dialysis treatment at the Tamarac office.
Can I request a visit without buying a membership?
Yes. The consultation options described here do not require a monthly or annual membership.
Telehealth patients must be physically located in Florida or New Mexico. Same-day requests are subject to availability and completed intake. This is not emergency care; call 911 for a medical emergency.
