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Primary care
Dedicated to the health of your family
We take a comprehensive approach to family medicine, with convenient access to everything from well-child visits for children, to routine check-ups for adults when you need them.
What is family medicine?
Our family care providers treat most day-to-day problems you and your loved ones might encounter. This can be anything from a minor illness to helping manage a chronic condition — almost anything that wouldn’t require a specialist. Family medicine providers specialize in adults and kids.
What type of provider will I see?
You might see a family medicine specialist who is a physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant and you might see someone who is a qualified D.O. or M.D. Whoever you see, they have been specially trained in family medicine to deliver the highest quality care.
A doctor of osteopathic medicine D.O. graduates from a U.S. osteopathic medical school. A doctor of medicine, M.D. graduates from a traditional medical school.
Family medicine services
Our family medicine can help people of all ages
Experienced critical care teams
Bedside to bedside service
Large, comfortable stretchers
Ability to transport accompanying family member
Streamlined scheduling and billing
Schedule transport in advance
Self-payment options
Insurance coordination assistance
Ongoing conditions
Asthma
High cholesterol or blood pressure
Diabetes
Appointments that work for you, in person or online
We know it’s not always convenient to come into a clinic. That’s why we offer virtual care options, where we can assess you and arrange treatment from your home. We also have online tools and apps where you can see lab results, communicate with your doctor, and better meet your wellness goals.
Health for you and your family
Know Where to Go
When you know you need medical attention right away, you’ll have to decide between visiting an InstaCare or an emergency room (ER). Choosing the right place – and the right way to get there – will help you get the most appropriate care possible.
Add a Trip to the Doctor to Your Back-to-School List
You’ve had fun with your kids all summer and before you know it, it’s almost time for your kids to start school. Of course you want to play up until the last minute, but don’t forget to take care of the details like immunizations, check-ups and sports physicals now, so your child is ready for the first day of school.
Vaccines ARE safe
Vaccines are safe, well tested, and they work. The immunizations help protect not only the vaccinated person, but also the surrounding community by preventing and reducing the spread of infectious disease.