What's New

- As of 12/1/2011, we are now accepting Coventry and First Health insurance plans. Welcome to our new patients!... Continue »

New information

- We are happy to announce that starting March 1, 2013, we will be accepting United Healthcare insurance in our office. Please call for your appointment today.... Continue »
 

Our Mission Statement

As Board Certified family physicians, we provide continuous and comprehensive health care to the individual and the entire family. Our training is multidisciplinary so that we can provide care to children and adults of all ages. In addition to providing care when you are ill, we will also help you to achieve a healthy lifestyle and work with you to prevent illness.

As family physicians, we recognize that an illness or problem in the family affects all family members. It is our mission to provide the highest quality, comprehensive, patient-centered healthcare to you and your family in a compassionate manner. Our practice is independently owned and operated. Therefore, even though we contract with a number of insurance companies our primary obligation is to you, our patients.

I just stopped at the pharmacy, checked my blood pressure (BP) it read high! Should I be concerned?

First of all, elevated blood pressure, or what we call hypertension, can be a silent disease - many people have elevated BP without any symptoms. Other people have symptoms that are vague - dull headaches, blurry vision, chest discomfort, a...

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Welcome to our new website

Computerphoto.jpg Welcome to our new and improved website. We are starting a few new features to make you more connected with your care. Sign up for our Patient Portal to start requesting appointments and medication refills online. Send us your non-urgent questions through email and we'll do our best to get back quickly. You'll also find our new blog space so we can help leave more information about your health. If you have questions, concerns or new ideas, feel free to email them to us. Sign up today and check back often.

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