Primary Care: Find an Expert Who Advocates for Your Health

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Your primary care team may include a physician or an advanced practice provider, such as a certified nurse practitioner or physician assistant. Family medicine providers are trained to diagnose and treat each member of the family, from infants to adults. Internal medicine providers typically focus on adult patients over the age of 18.

We've got these basics covered. Flu shots are typically available from October until early in the next year, while physicals are available year-round. You should see your primary care provider at least once a year for a general health check-up.

Start with your primary care provider. We'll connect you and your health record to the specialized care you need in our network of more than 960 ProMedica Providers.

Take charge of your chronic condition with our help. From heart disease to diabetes, we'll help with lifestyle changes and medications, and refer you to specialists when needed.

Your ProMedica primary care provider is also committed to addressing any social risk factors that may impact your health and well-being. They may ask you questions about your living and working environment to better understand your holistic health.