Our Pediatricians provide care for newborns, infants, toddlers and adolescents. We provide immunizations, school physicals, nutritional services, developmental assessments and treatment of common childhood illnesses, ADHD and much more.

Our General Internists provide care for adults. Our services include periodic health examinations, screening for common illnesses, nutritional counseling, weight management and geriatric services. Common diseases treated include diabetes, cholesterol and high blood pressure. In addition, most diseases of the heart, lungs, stomach, brain, joints and many others are also managed.

Our goal is to work with you in a Health Partnership to protect your health, and help you live as healthy as you can be. There are many diseases, illnesses and injuries that can be prevented by vaccination, early detection or other measures. Monitoring your health using the most up-to-date preventive health measures and clinical guidelines lets your doctor know how well you're doing and helps identify potential risks before there are complications.

If it's been a year since your last check-up, call for a complete preventive care exam. A comprehensive exam includes a complete physical, routine diagnostic lab tests, a gyn exam for women, and other exams, tests or procedures, depending on your age and health.

An immunization or vaccine is a medicine that's given to help prevent a disease. Immunizations can be done in both children and adults. Vaccines help the body produce antibodies. These antibodies protect against the disease. Vaccines not only help keep you and your children healthy, they help all of us stay healthy by reducing serious childhood diseases and the transmission of preventable diseases.

It's more important than ever that those patients with long term health concerns work with their doctor to protect their health and prevent complications from their illness.

Our providers encourage patients to learn as much as possible about managing their illness. Patients will receive important information at each visit about their progress toward personal goals.

Chronic diseases like diabetes, asthma, heart disease and high blood pressure, and other serious long term illnesses, need frequent monitoring and evaluation to ensure that patients remain as healthy and productive as possible.

Our diabetic and hypertensive patients are scheduled for return visits every three months, or more frequently as needed. Routine diagnostic tests are ordered periodically to monitor the patient's progress and help the provider design the best treatment plan for the patient.

If you haven't thought about it in while, call today to schedule your annual check-up. Make sure you keep your three-month check-up appointments; they are just as important to keep you healthy and on track.

Sick Care - When you're sick, a call to the office early in the day will help us schedule you for a same-day or next-day visit. A triage nurse is available to answer your questions. If necessary, she will forward important information to your doctor.

Emergency Care - If you are experiencing a medical emergency or you believe you are experiencing a life threatening situation, call 911 immediately, or go to the emergency department. Our patients will be cared for by Emergency Room staff and referred back to CariCare Family Health Services for routine follow-up care.

Hospital Care - When our patients need to be admitted to the hospital to monitor a serious medical situation, they will be admitted either by associates at the hospital or by one of our Physicians. You will be referred patients back to our practice for follow up care upon discharge.