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About the Practice
Nu Wave Medical Center, located at the beautiful Breakfast Point Medical Center in Panama City Beach, Florida, is a full-service internal medicine practice providing advanced health care to adults of all ages. Gurprit Sekhon, MD, opened Nu Wave Medical Center in 2009 to better meet the health care needs of the community and proudly serves the areas of Panama City Beach, Destin, Panama City, and Bay Area, Florida.
In addition to providing annual physicals and updating vaccinations, Dr. Sekhon and her team at Nu Wave Medical Center also specialize in the medical management of chronic health conditions, including diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. Nu Wave Medical Center also has a dermatologist and vascular nephrologist on staff for specialized care and is equipped with an electrocardiogram (EKG) machine to assess heart health when needed.
To improve the overall health and wellness of men and women in Panama City Beach, Nu Wave Medical Center also offers a medical weight loss program to help patients get to a healthier weight. On-site massage therapy is also available by appointment.
For medical management of all your health needs, call Nu Wave Medical Center, or use the online booking tool to schedule an appointment.
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