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In an effort to protect the health of our patients and staff, Center for Family Medicine will be temporarily changing scheduling guidelines and implementing new protocols.
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WALK-INS WELCOME
If you have a minor emergency, such as burns, cuts, fractures or illness, we’ll treat you right in our clinic with no appointments necessary.
TRANSLATION SERVICES
CFM offers free translation services for over 30 languages. No matter what language you or a loved one speaks, we make sure you feel better and understand better.
FINANCING AVAILABLE
Do you need help paying for your non-elective medical expenses? We offer a Financial Assistance Program to help our patients.
Get the most from your visit, know what to expect!
There are many questions when seeing a provider for the first time. There are things you can do in advance to prepare for your visit that will help the time go smoothly and be the most beneficial.
The best of both worlds.
At Center For Family Medicine, both recently trained resident physicians and faculty physicians with decades of experience treat you. Together they’ll make sure you and your family always receive world-class care.
We provide:
Checkups, counseling, hospital referrals, nutrition, preventative care & more.
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